The Liberal Democrats are the only party that has consistently championed Britain’s membership of the European Union, because we believe that Britain’s best chance to succeed is within the EU.

Our NHS and social care staff work tirelessly to provide world-class health services and treatment. But they are in a state of crisis due to under-funding and neglect from the Conservative government. Social care alone is facing a £2bn black hole, while millions of people are missing out on getting the care they need. 

Education is key to creating an open, tolerant and united society. While in government, we were proud to introduce the Pupil Premium – additional money to support pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds - as well as free school meals.

Poor air quality causes 40,000 premature deaths in the UK, more than 9,500 in London alone, and Camden is an area that is particularly at risk.

The Liberal Democrats have announced plans to address the housing shortage in Camden and build more affordable homes.

Liberal Democrats have announced they would end years of pay restraint for nurses, teachers and police in London by lifting the 1% cap on public sector pay and increases wages in line with inflation.

The Liberal Democrats have announced that they will add another £1 billion for mental ill health care through putting a penny on income tax. £5m of this extra money would be ring-fenced as dedicated funding for mental health services in Camden, as part of a £20m package of extra NHS funding across the borough.

The Liberal Democrats have announced they will invest nearly £50m more in schools and colleges in Camden over the next parliament.

Liberal Democrat Prospective Parliamentary Candidates Kirsty Allan and Stephen Crosher have marked Europe Day today by calling on voters in Camden to support the Lib Dems in standing up to Theresa May's plans for a hard, destructive Brexit. 

The Liberal Democrats in Camden have seen a surge in new members over the last few weeks, with membership more the doubling since the EU referendum and on the back of the general election announcement to over 1,000 for the first time in the local party's history.