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FCA publishes update on how consumers may be affected by Brexit
The Financial Conduct Authority has published general information about how consumers may be affected by the UK's withdrawal from the EU:
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How do we create a fair asylum and immigration system that benefits Britain?
We're all human beings, born who and where we are through nothing more than luck. Some of us are unlucky enough to be born in places ruined by war, famine, disease, dictatorship, natural disasters or…
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Light In The Darkest Hour: First & Last - Brings The Boys Home 100 Years Later
On Saturday 10th November in Mons, Belgium, the UK heritage Charity the Shorncliffe Trust will be starting a wholly unique commemorative journey, that sees two specially commissioned Lanterns bring…
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Angry Aaron
"Arron Banks is, reportedly, the largest individual donor in UK political history. As far as we understand, he met with the Russian Ambassador, for the first time, in the run up to the EU…
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Broken business rates system should be abolished
The Chancellor is today expected to use his Budget to announce business rates relief. While Liberal Democrats welcome any relief, hand-to-mouth support for businesses simply isn't sustainable.
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You Could Win a GREAT Prize with Folkestone and Hythe Lib Dems
Would you like to win a £2,000 holiday voucher, in time from Christmas?! That's just one of 30 prizes in this years Lib Dem Christmas Draw - tickets on sale NOW!
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What can be done to decrease the percentage of children in poverty in our area?
Poverty is about how a society allocates what resources it has. We are born into a society to which we contribute as we can, with the expectation that what we do will benefit said society. In return…
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From Kent Trading Standards: Criminals target homeowners with bogus drainage fault
Kent Trading Standards have received reports of criminals phoning residents claiming there is an issue with the drains outside their property and they say the drainage company will fix it for free.
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Why I Was There: People’s Vote March, 20 October 2018
So why did I march? I hate crowds and noise, but I felt that it would be one of the most important marches in history. It promised to be big and it was - some 670,000 people marched peacefully with…
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Would improvements to public transport encourage drivers to leave their cars at home?
I passed my driving test in 2015, having steadfastly refused to learn for many years, despite commuting to Canterbury for ten years from 2002. There were several reasons I chose to learn, even though…