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Welcome to the website of Bristol Liberal Democrats, covering the parliamentary constituencies of Bristol West, Bristol North West, Bristol South and Bristol East.

On this website, you can find latest news from the Lib Dems, information about our policies and campaigns, as well as more information about Bristol's Lib Dem MP, Stephen Williams, and our parliamentary candidates for other constituencies in the city.

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TIM KENT SECURES DEAL WITH FIRST OVER BANK HOLIDAY BUSES

LIBERAL Democrat Transport Executive Tim Kent has today (May 16) acted to ensure people in south Bristol are not left without bus services over the Diamond Jubilee bank holidays next month.

SIMON COOK IS LAST LEADER OF BRISTOL CITY COUNCIL

SIMON Cook has tonight (May 15) been elected Leader of Bristol City Council - the last person to hold this position before an elected mayor takes over the running of the city in November.

NEW CABINET PORTFOLIOS ANNOUNCED

SIMON Cook, the new leader of the Lib Dem group on Bristol City Council, today (Fri 11th) announced details of responsibilities allocated to his new cabinet.

LIB DEMS NOMINATE NEW CABINET

LIBERAL Democrats tonight (Thurs 10th) elected six members of their group to serve on the cabinet of Bristol City Council - if the party forms the administration after next Tuesday’s annual council

SIMON COOK SUCCEEDS BARBARA JANKE AS LIB DEM LEADER

SIMON Cook has tonight (Tues 8th) been elected the new leader of the Liberal Democrat group on Bristol City Council, where the party is currently in administration.

CITY COUNCIL BACKS LIB DEM AID TO LOWEST PAID

COUNCILLORS in Bristol tonight (March 27) backed the Lib Dem administration’s plans to boost earnings for the lowest-paid city council workers.

LIB DEMS WARN ON UNFAIR ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES

BRISTOL must clear up a gross unfairness in its voting system before it even thinks of switching to all-out elections.