Gloucestershire Liberal Democrats are pushing to make the streets around our county’s schools safer and to enable social distancing as pupils return.

Gloucestershire Liberal Democrats today exposed a missed opportunity by Gloucestershire County Council to fix the county’s pothole epidemic while the roads were empty.

New signs and pathway stickers will be going up in the popular Cotswold village from tonight, to help residents and visitors to continue to socially distance as restrictions continue to be eased.  

As the Government announces a £2 billion fund to create a new era for cycling and walking, the County Council’s Conservatives need to demonstrate more commitment not to miss the ride. 

While most of Gloucestershire’s economy has ground to a halt, work on the Old A40 road near Northleach has started again. 

District Councillor Tony Dale, and Gloucestershire County Councillor and Lib Dem Group leader Paul Hodgkinson.

"I know these are very worrying times for all of us with the Coronavirus crisis. But I wanted to update you on a couple of very positive things that are happening in our communities."

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It is critical that PPE is made available for all those on the frontline, including all those who work in adult social care, either in care homes or those making home visits.

Bishop's Cleeve Liberal Democrat borough councillors Richard Stanley and Helen Munro are leading calls for the County Council to see sense and locate the required new primary school in Bishop's Cleeve adjacent to the new housing development. 

“A plan that fails to recognise the scale of necessary change”

Gloucestershire Liberal Democrats are pushing to make the streets around our county’s schools less polluted and safer for our children and young people.