Government need to simplify their environmental incentives - Baker
Commenting on the Green Alliance report on the Government's climate change policy, Liberal Democrat Shadow Environment Secretary, Norman Baker MP, said:
4 Feb 2005
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Liberal Democrats set for gains at the General Election
The Liberal Democrats average poll rating (21.6%) in January was the highest ever since polling began at the start of an election year - eight points above their average rating in January 2001 and nine points above their average rating in January 1997.
3 Feb 2005
Liberal Democrats almost win in Stafford from third place!
Stone Liberal Democrats are celebrating resounding successes in coming within inches of toppling the Tories in the St. Michael's ward by-elections. Richard Stevens and Derek Boult both leapt into second place - Richard was only 55 votes adrift in the Borough Council election and Derek was only 36 votes behind in the Town Council election.
3 Feb 2005
Climate Change Conferences Are No Substitute for Action
Parmjit Singh Gill MP, Member of Parliament for Leicester South, commenting on the Climate Change conference being held today at the Hadley Centre in Exeter, said:
3 Feb 2005
LIBERAL DEMOCRATS LAUNCH CAMPAIGN FOR STUDENT VOTE
The Rt Hon Charles Kennedy MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, today launched his Party's campaign to win the votes of students at the General Election. In a speech to students at the London School of Economics, Mr Kennedy stressed the importance of the student vote, and particularly its role in deciding the results in a number of key seats.
3 Feb 2005
Tackling climate change is a win-win situation - Baker
Welcoming the publication of a Dutch report on the economic implications of tackling climate change, Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary of State for the Environment, Norman Baker MP said:
3 Feb 2005