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Photo Victoria Collins
Harpenden & Berkhamsted

Giving Communities More Power in Planning

Victoria Collins, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Harpenden & Berkhamsted, said: "housing numbers should be calculated from the bottom up, based on community housing needs..."

12 Oct 2023
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The Hemel Lib Dem Team
Hemel Hempstead

It all started in Grove Hill - history of Lib Dems on Dacorum Council

Until the formation of the SDP in 1981 neither of the two pre-merger political parties that became the Liberal Democrats had any success in Dacorum. Then a guy called Bill Faupel won a by-election in Grove Hill, shortly followed by another by-election in November 1981 when a certain Nick Hollinghurst was elected when the Labour councillor resigned.

11 May 2023
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2023 Dacorum Lib Dem council group
Hemel Hempstead

Lib Dems win in Dacorum

On Friday 5th May the final votes were counted the Liberal Democrats won 28 Councillors, (15 in Hemel, 13 in Tring & Berkhamsted area)

8 May 2023
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Cllr Adrian England

Heat Pumps - Call for Action on Dacorum

At Dacorum Council on 18th January 2023, the Lib Dems called for a real incentive for getting the UK Heat Pump market warmed-up. This received cross party support. Councillors recognised an idea that is especially right for Dacorum, with its large stock of Council housing, as a way of cutting heating bills for council tenants.

20 Jan 2023
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Calling for prevention of possessions and evictions over the Christmas period

As this winter of discontent worsens to a winter of despair and the cost-of-living crisis deepens, the Liberal Democrats and Victoria Collins are calling on the Government to bring in an emergency ban on banks repossessing people's homes over the Christmas period and immediately bring in its long-promised ban on no-fault evictions.

20 Dec 2022
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Lib Dem logo bird projected on blockwork

5 Hidden Horrors in the Autumn Statement

The Liberal Democrats have revealed five "hidden horrors" buried in the small print in the Autumn Statement, including a staggering £18bn of tax cuts for the banks while almost six million people are dragged into a higher rate of tax.

18 Nov 2022
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