A new GP surgery at Kingsway will complement existing services in Quedgeley. The new premises will be run by Rosebank Health, which already operates the Rosebank and Severnvale surgeries. There are no plans to close either of the existing surgeries.
The county council has been told it must publish more details about the £500 million incinerator contract. The Information Commissioner has ruled some parts of a previously redacted report must be revealed. The Lib Dems campaigned against building it at Javelin Park. "The secrecy around the contract is a deep concern," said Liam Harries.
A tree that fell blocking a footpath in Longlevens has been cut back.
Local residents have until July 30 to comment on an appeal against the refusal by councillors for planning permission to build a primary school on open space at Clearwater Drive in Quedgeley.
Gloucester City Council should suspend its planned move of its offices to Shire Hall, say the Lib Dems. The current plan is for the city council to be based on the fifth floor at Shire Hall from 1st April 2019. Shire Hall is the headquarters of the county council.
An appeal has been launched against the refusal by councillors for planning permission to build a primary school on open space at Clearwater Drive in Quedgeley. Councillors on Gloucester City Council planning committee rejected the application last year after a campaign by local residents and supported by the Liberal Democrats. The Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust had applied to build a new school on the field, which is popular with dog walkers. It would provide a new home for Clearwater Church of England Academy, which is currently using temporary accommodation at Hardwicke Parochial Primary School. Under the plans there would have been enough space for 420 pupils from reception year upwards. The Liberal Democrats have long argued the land should be retained as open space and the new school built at Kingsway where new homes are being built. Local residents were also concerned about traffic problems if the school was to be built at Clearwater Drive. The Education and Skills Funding Agency has now lodged
Residents have raised concerns that Wellsprings Road and Rydal Road could be used as rat runs when Oxstalls Lane closes to traffic from Cheltenham Road.
Discussions about the failing Amey streetcare contract must be held in open session with the press and public present says Liberal Democrat group leader, Cllr. Jeremy Hilton.
A Liberal Democrat councillor has been accused of "scaremongering" after asking about Gloucester City Council's preparations for Brexit.
Gloucester's Liberal Democrat Prospective MP has welcomed the announcement of an upgrade to the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal towpath.
Local resident Dr Rebecca Trimnell has been picked to be the Liberal Democrat candidate for Gloucester at the next General Election.
Gloucestershire's Liberal Democrats are calling for safeguards to ensure that recoverable recyclable waste is not burnt in the Javelin Park incinerator.
What we are facing in the United Kingdom in 2024 is a deliberate and sustained assault by our government against our rights.
Funding for GP services in Gloucestershire has been slashed by £666,343 in real terms since 2019, research commissioned by the Liberal Democrats has revealed.
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Scrapping the Protocol would represent a new low. It would be an egregious breach of international law.
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Liberal Democrats want a way forward which works for Britain - that cuts down red tape, reduces costs for businesses and makes people better off as a result.
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The Liberal Democrats have today published a comprehensive blueprint for replacing the broken business rates system.
