The next general election in Norwich South will be a close fight between Labour and Liberal Democrat Simon Wright who starts in close second place. Simon, who lives in the constituency, has built a reputation as a tireless campaigner on issues such as saving our post offices, tackling anti-social behaviour, and fighting for the environment.
The Liberal Democrats are now the only party that can deliver social justice. The only choice for anyone who wants a fairer Britain. A party that will put money back in the pockets of ordinary families. A party that will build a stable, green economy for each and every one of us. A party that will change politics so that every person counts.
If you want to get involved with our campaign to elect Simon Wright as our next MP for Norwich South at the next general election, or if you want to raise any issues of concern in your area, then please email Simon at simon@simonwright.org.uk.
Nick Clegg Joins Rail Reservation Charge Petition Launch in Norwich
Thu 14th May 2009
Nick Clegg, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, today attended a petition launch calling on National Express to abolish its proposed £2.50 seat reservation charge for some standard class passengers.
The Government's announcement of more research into the health of the children of British servicemen exposed to radiation during nuclear bomb tests has been criticised for not going far enough.
Lib Dems Propose Tax Cuts for Low and Middle Income Families
Mon 20th Apr 2009
The Liberal Democrats will fight the next General Election on a pledge to support low and middle income households through the recession by a £700 cut in income tax. The Party plans to raise the income tax threshold to £10,000.
Women Hospitalisations Due to Alcohol Poisoning Up By Two-Thirds In Norfolk
Mon 23rd Mar 2009
Across Norfolk, the number of women being admitted to hospital for alcohol poisoning in the last five years has increased by 65 pc, figures uncovered by the Liberal Democrats have revealed. The figures also reveal a 57 pc increase in male admissions to hospital for alcohol poisoning.
162 Policing Days Lost in Norfolk Due to Assaults on Officers
Fri 20th Mar 2009
In just one year, 162 police officer working days were lost in Norfolk due to assaults, according to new figures. The lost working days were recorded in one year between 2007-08.
MPs will debate on Friday a new parliamentary bill that help cut energy bills for the poorest families and could help save the lives of up to 20,000 pensioners a year. The 'Fuel Poverty Bill' also calls for a massive programme to make homes more energy efficient - saving residents money and protecting the environment.
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