The local election on Thursday 4th May gives Cardiff the chance to get the change it needs.

For five years Labour infighting, broken promises and poor decisions have cost our great capital city dear.

The Liberal Democrats are the only party to have ever taken control of Cardiff Council away from Labour.

Our five-point plan for positive change in our city will draw a line under the chaos of the past five years under Labour.

It’s time to drive Cardiff forward.

Councillor Elizabeth Clark
Leader of Cardiff Liberal Democrats

Cardiff’s Labour Council have broken their Council Tax promise for a fourth year in a row in their budget vote, and refused to allow Lib Dem proposals to be voted upon.

Cardiff’s Labour Council will be given one last chance to keep their Council Tax promise on Thursday as the city’s Liberal Democrat opposition table their Alternative Budget.

Cardiff's Labour Council have released their full budget plans for next year - and they're breaking their Council Tax promise for the fourth time.

At yesterday's planning committee a cross-party group of councillors considered the evidence and decided that Cardiff Met's proposed new building was too big.

Liberal Democrat members in Plasnewydd and Roath have chosen a strong and experienced team of candidates for this May’s council elections.

Cardiff’s Opposition Liberal Democrats have criticised Plaid calls to revoke the city’s Local Development Plan, saying leaving Cardiff without a Plan would be ‘reckless’.

Cardiff’s Opposition Liberal Democrats have joined other parties to approve the Cardiff Capital Region City Deal report, while expressing concerns about the scrutiny and governance arrangements in place.

Cardiff’s Opposition Liberal Democrats will on Thursday force a Council vote on Labour’s heavily criticised plans to close the recycling centre at Wedal Road.

Councillor Elizabeth Clark has been announced as the new Leader of the Opposition and the Liberal Democrat Group on Cardiff Council, having been elected by her group this evening.