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100 Avenue Road redevelopment must be delayed
It is welcome news that the CMP for 100 Avenue Road redevelopment has been rejected – for now. Residents remain broadly opposed to the project taking place, and many had voiced their concerns about the CMP. That an adapted version of this CMP could yet pass the committee stage is however worryin...
Ending the housing crisis
Britain is in the grip of a housing crisis.There simply aren’t enough homes to buy, prices are skyrocketing and the young are increasingly finding themselves locked out of the property market - and stuck on the bottom of the ladder.Successive governments have not only failed to tackle this challe...
Lib Dems gain places on key committees
Belsize Liberal Democrat Councillors Tom Simon and Luisa Porritt have gained places on five committees, enabling them to hold the Labour-run Council to account on key policy areas. Tom has a place on the Culture and Environment Scrutiny Committee, which covers areas including policing, waste col...
Cllr Flick Rea criticises use of Right to Buy profits
The Leader of the Liberal Democrats on Camden Council, Cllr Flick Rea, has criticised the fact that profits from the sale of council homes were never returned to local authorities to build new council homes. Speaking in the Camden Citizen, which you can read here, Flick said, "Whilst it is a com...
Gospel Oak School Air Quality
The Council is currently consulting on plans for traffic controls to prevent traffic queuing outside Gospel Oak primary school at the beginning and end of the school day. Gospel Oak Lib Dems strongly support steps to improve air quality, particularly around schools, and the Council are right to ...
Lib Dems slam massive increase in foodbank visits
The Leader of the Liberal Democrats on Camden Council, Cllr Flick Rea, has spoken out against the massive increase in the number of visits to foodbanks. Speaking in the Camden Citizen, which you can read here, Flick said, "This only underlines the serious inequalities in our Borough and is a sha...
Stop the Sell-Off of Queen Mary’s
Queen Mary’s Hospital lies at the apex of Hampstead on the corner of East Heath Road and Heath Street. The 1.6 acres of land and buildings, originally a maternity home, was bequeathed by Lord Leverhulme nearly a century ago, for therapeutic medical purposes, and also provides accommodation for 52...
Standing up for Wendling Estate residents
Residents of Wendling have been consulted about regeneration of the estate five times in the last two years. Each consultation has led simply to the Labour council immediately announcing a further consultation. Labour’s merry-go-round throws away money and leaves tenants and leaseholders in a st...
Open, Vibrant, Inclusive: Lib Dems set out vision for Camden in manifesto
(Read the manifesto here:) Launching their 2018 local elections manifesto at the Sheriff Centre in West Hampstead on Tuesday 17 April, Camden Liberal Democrats pledged a borough that is open, vibrant and inclusive. In the manifesto, Lib Dem council candidates promise to listen to residents, stan...
Manifesto Sneak Peak!
The Camden Liberal Democrats are proud to stand on a platform to keep our community open, vibrant and inclusive. This election we can show everyone what Camden stands for and send a message to the Labour and Conservative parties that Brexit is not in our name, and that we demand a vote on the dea...
