Cardiff waste staff strike action
Cardiff Liberal Democrats support the decision of Cardiff Unite members to take strike action in the coming weeks.
Read moreCladding: People still trapped in unsafe homes.
Cardiff Liberal Democrat council group leader Councillor Rhys Taylor responds to UK Government fire safety announcement.
Read moreCardiff to be hit by £52,286,321 National Insurance bombshell as cost-of-living crisis bites
Families and businesses in Cardiff are facing a £52,286,321 tax bombshell this year due to the Conservative hike to national insurance, research by the Liberal Democrats has revealed.
Read moreMore than 3,000 Cardiff children in school meal debt
Figures revealed by Cardiff Liberal Democrats show that on 28th February 2022 there were 3,152 pupils with accounts in debt, totalling £41,207.68.
Read moreCardiff Lib Dems launch 2022 manifesto
Cardiff Liberal Democrats have today launched their manifesto for the 2022 local council elections, setting out key commitments to create a greener, fairer, safer Cardiff.
Read moreLib Dems demand Cardiff Council removes Russian investments
Following the horrific news of Russia invading Ukraine, Local Liberal Democrat Councillor Rhys Taylor has written to Cardiff Council to ask that it’s pension fund sell any shares it may hold in companies that have invested in Russia.
Read moreLib Dems respond to Cardiff Council budget
When Cardiff Council sets its budget for 2022-2023 this week, Cardiff Liberal Democrats will put forward amendments to deliver on cleaner streets, safer streets, public transport, and support for building fire safety victims.
Read moreCardiff Lib Dems call for support for building fire safety victims
This week Cardiff Liberal Democrats will put forward a proposal to Cardiff council to establish a Building Safety Support Hub offering specialist support to leaseholders and building owners so they can navigate their complex legal and financial situations.
Read moreCardiff Lib Dems call for pensions clean-up plan
Cardiff Liberal Democrats have called for a pensions clean-up plan after it emerged that the council’s pension funds are invested in companies linked to environmental and cultural damage, money laundering, discrimination, and censorship.
Read moreCardiff Lib Dems lead fire safety protest
A protest was held this Saturday in front of the Senedd steps in Cardiff Bay to demand action by the Welsh Government on the cladding scandal. The meeting was organised by the Welsh Liberal Democrats and is the first hosted by a political party in Wales.
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