Welcome to our website

Lib Dem Group with 'Winning Here' signs

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

We campaign all year round, and stand up for local residents at local, national and international level.

This website contains a lot more about our campaigns, as well as wider news from the Liberal Democrats across Bristol. However, this website is also still a work in progress, so please call back soon to see what else has been added.

If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail us at admin@bristol-libdems.org.uk

Best wishes,

The Bristol Lib Dem Team

Get it sorted! Bristol needs public recycling bins, says Lib Dem councillor

Councillor Neil Harrison (Liberal Democrat, Cotham Ward) is pushing for Bristol to install public recycling bins on busy streets like Whiteladies Road and Gloucester Road.

Residents’ Parking: consultation process has put people off

Councillor Neil Harrison (Liberal Democrat, Cotham Ward) will be making a statement to Full Council this evening (22nd July) condemning the process of consultation for the proposed Residents’ Parkin

Government new homes scheme "half baked"

Jon Rogers Portrait

Commenting on the release of the Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West of England, local Bristol councillors are concerned that the scheme for 36,500 houses in Bristol (up by 6,500) could be "h

Jamie Cooper Campaign gets Bristol endorsement

Jamie Cooper being interviewed

At Bristol City Council tonight, Jamie Cooper and the Liberal Democrats campaign for a fairer deal for war pensioners took a step forward.

Shirley Marshall at News of the World Roadshow in Bristol

Liberal Democrat Councillor Shirley Marshall was a panellist at News of the World "Save Our Streets" Roadshow in Bristol.

City called to stand up for our Heroes

Jamie, Tim, Barbara, Alf and Abdul - Council House

A Bristol City Councillor is challenging his Council to stand up for returned war heroes after 19 year old Jamie Cooper, an injured veteran, found himself turned away by the Council.

Hopkins says - Osborne rebate endorsement exposes local Tory failure

Gary and recycling bin

Bristol residents who heard George Osborne, Tory shadow Chancellor, today promising a council tax rebate scheme for low waste producers might have found it familiar.