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Hitchin Highbury Ward
Councillor Sam Collins Hitchin Highbury Ward Email northhertssam@gmail.com X X.com/northhertssam Sam Collins is Councillor for Hitchin Highbury Ward on North Hertfordshire District Council. Sam…
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Cllr Graham Snell presented with 25 year service award
Local Liberal Democrat, Cllr Graham Snell, was presented with an award in recognition of 25 years service to the Borough of Stevenage by Mayor, Myla Arceno. Cllr Snell was first elected to Stevenage…
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Contact Us If you want to get in touch with the Lib Dem team in North Hertfordshire email us at hello @northhertsandstevenagelibdems .org .uk or contact our councillors directly using the…
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Lisa Nash selected as PPC for Stevenage
We are pleased to announce that local councillor Lisa Nash has been selected to be the Liberal Democrat prospective parliamentary candidate for the Stevenage constituency at the next Westminster…
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Liberal Democrats welcome County Council's adoption of their proposal on SEND
Liberal Democrats have welcomed an announcement that Herts County Council has finally adopted their proposal that more money should be spent on improving the council's poor performance dealing with…
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Lib Dem County Councillors have selected Steve Jarvis as their new leader
Hertfordshire's Lib Dem County Councillors have selected Steve Jarvis, County Councillor for Royston West & Rural, as their new leader, following the decision of Stephen Giles-Medhurst to stand down…
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Liberal Democrats topped the polls across North Herts in the recent local elections
Liberal Democrats topped the polls across North Herts in the recent local elections with 32% of the votes and ahead of the Conservatives who got 30%. Labour came third with just 26%.
