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Campaigning for Newport

Working for Newport and Severnside

Welcome to the Newport Liberal Democrats website. This website gives you a flavour of our campaigns in Newport and South Monmouthshire. Currently, Liberal Democrats form part of the administration that is running the City Of Newport. If you would like more information about us please click on the your views button on the left.


Monmouthshire Hit for £1.2 Million in Icelandic Bank Collapse

Sun 12th Oct 2008

Monmouthshire County Council has been hit for £1.2 million after the collapse of Icelandic banks.

Success!

Sun 12th Oct 2008

After a five year campaign by local residents and Liberal Democrat Councillors, some of the most neglected roads in St Julian's have been resurfaced.

Old Barn to Join City Scheme for Recycling

Sun 12th Oct 2008

As residents of Old Barn prepare for the transfer of ownership to Newport City Homes, a new development means that they will at long last be able to join in the city's recycling schemes.

Council Leaders Run Checks on Glan Usk

Sun 12th Oct 2008

When residents again expressed concern about the safety of the site for the new Glan Usk in the Glebelands, Council Deputy Leader and St Julian's Councillor Ed Townsend called the contractors in for a special meeting with Cabinet Members and Officers.

Beechwood House Reopening

Wed 24th Sep 2008

Local Liberal Democrats have welcomed the reopening of Beechwood House this autumn after a lengthy refurbishment. Whilst most of the house will mainly be used as enterprise units for small businesses, there will also be a café, toilets and two community rooms open to the public.

Cash Boost to Newport's Roads and Pavements

Tue 23rd Sep 2008

Lib Dem Councillors have kept their election pledge to make money available for roads and pavements by cutting the special allowances paid to councillors.

Compulsory Purchase Welcomed

Tue 23rd Sep 2008

Beechwood Councillors and local residents have welcomed the decision of Newport Council to compulsory purchase the Lawns Club site in Kensington Place/Grove and transfer the building to new owners.

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Newport East Welsh Assembly Election Result

Turnout: 19906 (41%)

32.1%
 
Labour: 6395
27.7%
 
Liberal Democrat: 5520
22.7%
 
Conservative: 4512

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Newport West Welsh Assembly Election Result

Turnout: 23659 (40%)

40.5%
 
Labour: 9582
34.6%
 
Conservative: 8181
11.9%
 
Liberal Democrat: 2813

View the results in detail.

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