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After Flick Rea stepped down from Camden Council last week, after a 35 year career, tributes have been pouring in from residents and people from other political parties. One thing is absolutely clear: Flick is loved by so many of us in Camden.

In a letter to residents of Fortune Green ward she said, “I have been privileged to represent Fortune Green as a Liberal Democrat Councillor for 35 years, but age and recent poor health have caught up with me and it is time to hand over the role of fighting to make sure that this special corner of Camden isn’t forgotten by the powers that be at the Town Hall.”

Click the picture above to let us know what would encourage you to walk and cycle more.

Camden Liberal Democrats celebrated International Nurses Day last week with a very special clip of local nurse and Lib Dem activist Nancy Jirira on BBC News. Click the image to view the video.

Watch Ed Davey take the Government to task over their increasingly illiberal policies by clicking the image above!

More and more local residents in Camden are backing Luisa's plans to take London forward.

The Liberal Democrat plan to take London forward promises to improve three key things for Londoners: jobs, homes and clean air. We are being let down on all three by Labour.

Luisa is the star of the Lib Dem party political broadcast! You can catch it here.

Landsec Consultation Summary: In March Landsec, owners of the O2 centre site, published a summary of responses to their latest consultation. Key points include a positive response to new green spaces, apprehension about the overall scale, especially the plan for 2000 new flats, and concern about how existing services like the tube will cope. The summary is here. 

Key points from Landsec meeting: At the end of March representatives from Landsec spoke to a lively online meeting organised by local group WHAT and the West Hampstead Neighbourhood Development Forum. 90 residents attended, with more turned away due to Zoom capacity, which shows the level of local interest. We’ve tried to summarise the main points made, and the main concerns raised in the box below.

Luisa Porritt was in the Ham and High last week, talking about her plan for jobs, homes and clean air.