The Pupil Premium is a major Liberal Democrat priority that is being delivered by the Coalition Government. The Pupil Premium will be worth a total of £1.65bn, or £900 per child, in 2013/14. It covers any primary or secondary school pupil that has been . . . → Read More: Chester Lib Dems welcome the Coalition delivering on the pupil premium and investing in early years education
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12,340 people on low incomes in Cheshire West and Chester will no longer pay income tax. A further . . . → Read More: Chester residents to benefit from Lib Dem tax cuts
Hoole Focus Team: left to right: Anna Clark, Jean Evans, Mark Williams, David Mead, Annie Mead and Cllr Bob Thompson. One of the campaigns we have fought this year has been to stop two doctors . . . → Read More: Liberal Democrats oppose Closure of local surgeries
David and Diane Simpson will host a coffee morning this Saturday, 18th August 2012, 10.00 to 12.30. Join us for Freshly Baked Scones, Fairtrade Tea and Coffee, and a Raffle with some good prizes. It will also be a chance to catch up with old friends and exchange political, or other, gossip. We hope very much to see . . . → Read More: Coffee Morning 18th August 2012
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Published & Promoted by David Mead on behalf of David Mead, Bob Thompson, Mark Williams and Neil Christian (Liberal Democrats), all at 16 Kilmorey Park Ave., Chester, CH2 3QU.
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Residents of Cheshire West and Chester are set to benefit from plans by the Coalition Government to simplify gas and electricity tariffs. Under proposals set out by Lib Dem Secretary of State for Energy, Ed Davey MP, energy firms will be forced to offer just four core tariffs for both 
A decision by the Coalition Government to increase the tax free personal allowance in April 2013 to £9,440 will be a big boost to the budgets of thousands of households in Cheshire West and Chester.
The election for Cheshire’s new Police & Crime 
There is a growing national movement to reduce the speed limit in residential areas from 30mph to 20mph. Many residents are getting frustrated at the risks involved in 
Two of the doctors’ surgeries on Hoole Road, serving residents in Hoole and Newton, plan to move to a new super surgery in George Street, central Chester. Local Liberal Democrats oppose this as it would move essential 
On Friday 10th August 2012 John Leech, MP for Manchester Withington and spokes-person for transport, visited Chester to speak to Liberal Democrat activists and supporters. He discussed the work of the coalition government and 
Hoole Liberal Democrats have been appalled by the Council’s lack of action over many months to clear debris from Walker Street alley, by the children’s 
