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Liberal Democrats set out ambitious spending plans to tackle the climate emergency
The Liberal Democrats have set out ambitious £100 billion spending plans to tackle the climate emergency, including generating 80% of our electricity from renewables and retrofitting all homes by 2030. Launching their ‘Our Plan to Tackle the Climate Emergency’, the party’s Climate Emergency spoke...
Lib Dems are listening to Gen Z's climate emergency fears
Responding to an Amnesty International survey showing that young people view climate change as one of the most important issues facing the world, Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary for Climate Emergency, Wera Hobhouse said:Liberal Democrat Manifesto“Gen Z have been shouting it in the streets: the ...
Brexit leak on Northern Ireland checks shows Johnson is lying to the public
Responding to a leaked document from the Department for Exiting the EU on potential goods checks between Northern Ireland and Britain after Brexit, Liberal Democrat Shadow Brexit Secretary Tom Brake said: "These documents show Boris Johnson is hiding the truth about the damage his Brexit plans wo...
10 things Boris Johnson has done that are naughtier than cycling on pavements
Following Boris Johnson's interview with Sky's Sophy Ridge, the Liberal Democrats have compiled ten things Boris Johnson has done that are naughtier than cycling on pavements: Lied to the Queen Lied about Brexit Lied about hospitals Lied about Northern Ireland Used racist language Used sexist la...
Brexit is already costing our public services more than £350 million a week
The Liberal Democrats have revealed that Brexit is already costing the government £380–470 million a week – money that could have been spent on the NHS instead. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has estimated that GDP is £55–66 billion lower this year than it would have been without Brexit, ...
