Filton and Bradley Stoke Liberal Democrats

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ANGER AT CHANGES TO BUS SERVICE 75

Mon 13th Oct 2008

Patchway Liberal Democrat Councillors Geoff and Jan Woodley, supported by Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate John Kiely have attacked plans by First Group to cut the route of the bus service number 75 from parts of Patchway altogether. The plans will also see the bus service terminate at the Centre in Bristol, leaving local bus passengers having to get a second bus for journeys onto Hartcliffe and Bedminister.

Councillors and PPC with 75 Bus

Lib Dem candidate launches fuel windfall tax petition

Wed 10th Sep 2008

Gary Prosser, Liberal Democrat candidate in the Charborough ward of Filton has joined calls by unions to tax some of the profits being made by the energy companies out of the fuel crisis.

By Election - Filton

Thu 4th Sep 2008

A parish council by-election has been called in Charborough ward, Filton following the resignation of David Bell (Con) due to lack of attendance over the past year. The election takes place on Thursday 2nd October 2008.

Lib Dem's win in Downend by-election

Sat 23rd Aug 2008

Downend Liberal Democrats are celebrating the election of their excellent new Councillor, Craig Whittaker in the Downend West by-election. Craig stood on a platform of saving local bus services cuts, improved cleansing at the Willows shopping centre and reducing rat run traffic. We also heard directly from Downend residents their anger at rising taxes and household bills. Many local residents expressed surprise that the Tory run Council failed to put forward a candidate, maybe they did not want to have to explain why their Parliamentary Candidate voted to downgrade Frenchay?

Lib Dems join a 'Preparing the Way' ceremony at the new airport development

Wed 30th Jul 2008

John Kiely was delighted to have been invited by local Lib Dem Cllrs Jan and Geoff Woodley to a ceremony on the airfield to mark the building of the new development by Bovis homes. The ceremony was organised by St Chad's and Patchway Baptist Church with a number of other local Churches. We were all made to feel very welcome by those in attendance and it was a brilliant sunny and warm Sunday afternoon.

welcoming new housing development
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