County council bosses at Shire Hall met this morning to agree a series of cuts to services.

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS have today raised concerns over the rising number of recorded hate crimes in Gloucestershire and are asking what is being done to tackle them.

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS in Gloucestershire are putting the spotlight back on lowering the voting age to 16 after accusations of Tory filibustering were made which prevented the debate in September.

Working collaboratively, Greens and Liberal Democrats aim to kick-start a green transport revolution.

Liberal Democrats are backing the county’s launch of the ‘Speed Down, Saves Lives’ campaign as part of Brake’s National Road Safety Week which starts on Monday.

Councillors in Gloucestershire are backing a campaign to promote healthy living which starts this week.

An Ofsted letter sent to Gloucestershire County Council on 18th October 2017 has today finally appeared in the public domain.

The letter summarises the findings of the recent monitoring visit to Gloucestershire’s Children's services.

This is the 1st monitoring visit since Gloucestershire County Council was inspected on 27th February to 23rd March 2017 and found to be inadequate in the Ofsted report published on 13th June 2017.

Gloucestershire's Liberal Democrats have today started an online campaign calling for the Home Secretary to stop the cuts in the county’s police force and properly fund it.

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS have once again raised concerns over the future of Cheltenham hospital as a new NHS pilot will see patients moved to Gloucester.

Liberal Democrats are calling on the government to reform their ‘Right to Buy ‘scheme and ensure all affordable homes that are sold are replaced.