Liberal Democrat Minister for Energy and Climate Change, Ed Davey writes: Up to 1m tenants renting energy inefficient leaky homes will be able to benefit from new regulations and so enjoy warmer homes and cheaper energy bills.
Liberal Democrat Pensions Minister Steve Webb has announced a cap on charges for people automatically enrolled into a workplace pension. From April, workers enrolled into a workplace pension will see their charges capped at 0.75 per cent unless they have opted into a more expensive option.
Newly released GDP figures shows that Britain's economy is growing. Quarterly growth of 0.5 per cent puts the UK in pole position to be the fastest growing economy in 2015. Liberal Democrats have anchored economic policy in the centre ground.
8.3m families will benefit twice from the Liberal Democrat tax cut, new analysis has revealed.
The IFS report released on Friday 23 January, confirms that the richest have shouldered the highest share of the burden as we move to repair the public finances.
Liberal Democrat MP Tim Farron writes in the Independent: "In 2003 Britain was led by the Labour Party with Conservative support into a war with Iraq which many people in our country believe was illegal.
Figures released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show that the rate of employment is at a record high of 30.8m.
The ITEM Club (the acronym derives from Independent Treasury Economic Model) is the only independent group using the Treasury's model of the UK economy. It is supported by untied sponsorship from EY - formerly known as Ernst & Young.
Today Liberal Democrat Education Secretary David Laws has announced plans to support the set-up of a new, independent, professional body - a College of Teaching - to represent and champion high standards in the teaching profession.
Liberal Democrat Leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is calling for all NHS trusts to commit to a new ambition for zero suicides.
Liberal Democrat MP Julian Huppert said the Prime Minister's plans to ban encryption technology are "technologically illiterate".
Liberal Democrat manifesto plans will include a commitment to end child illiteracy by 2025, Nick Clegg announced on Sunday 18 January.
