On Tuesday 26 February 2019, Rugby Liberal Democrat Councillors did not support the Rugby Borough Council Budget for 2019/20 as it includes measures outlined in the Council's Medium-Term Financial…
An information evening for all farmers, horse owners and rural businesses will take place on Wednesday 6 March 2019 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at Broadstreet Rugby Football Club, Ivor Preece Field, 105…
On 25 February 2019, Alistair Carmichael, the Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for the Environment, presented his Plastic Pollution Bill to Parliament.
Community Project Grants offer a revenue grant of up to £2,000 for community and voluntary organisations to deliver one-off projects or activities which benefit the borough's community.
A Liberal Democrat campaign led to the Government to introduce a new Tenant Fees Bill last year. Since then we have won several important amendments to prevent renters being charged unfair fees, cap…
The Government is seeking views on plans to make local authorities collect the same kind of materials for household recycling and on improving how businesses recycle in England.
Liberal Democrats call on the Government to repeal the Vagrancy Act. The Act criminalises people for sleeping rough, deeming them "rogues and vagabonds".
Following the publication of the finalised Local Government Finance Settlement, Liberal Democrats are concerned that the settlement does nothing to address the growing inequalities across our country.
Councillors have launched a review of disabled access to buildings and parks owned by Rugby Borough Council.
The Whittle Scrutiny Committee, a cross-party committee of Borough Councillors, is looking into access for pedestrians, cyclists and users of mobility aids as well as parking, including disabled…
