Tewkesbury Liberal Democrats

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Alistair Cameron

Welcome to Tewkesbury Liberal Democrats

Tewkesbury constituency

Tewkesbury constituency covers most of Tewkesbury Borough (except the area west of the Severn) and parts of Cheltenham Borough and Gloucester City.

Essentially the main centres are Tewkesbury town, Ashchurch and Northway, Bishops Cleeve, Winchcombe, Churchdown, Brockworth, Prestbury and Swindon Village and Longlevens.

Since the last General Election we have enjoyed considerable electoral success within the Constituency. There are now 18 Liberal Democrat Councillors at Borough level (16 on Tewkesbury Borough and 2 on Cheltenham Borough), against the Tories 20. We also have 3 County councillors: 1 in Bishop's Cleeve, 1 in Brockworth and Hucclecote and 1 in Churchdown, Innsworth and Down Hatherley . In addition there are 3 County Councillors whose divisions overlap into the Constituency from Cheltenham and who represent St Peters and Swindon Village. With no Labour Councillors at Borough or County level in the Constituency, we are clearly seen as the challengers to the Conservatives.


Alistair Cameron says give children the individual attention they need by cutting class sizes

Mon 1st Feb 2010

To give every child a fair start, Liberal Democrats will spend an extra £2.5bn on schools.

School road sign

Conservative county and borough councillor Klara Sudbury joins the Liberal Democrats.

Sat 19th Dec 2009

Tewkesbury Constituency Liberal Democrats are delighted by the news that Gloucestershire County and Cheltenham Borough councillor Klara Sudbury has today announced that she will be leaving the Conservative Party and applying to join the Liberal Democrats and the party's groups on the county and borough councils.

New Liberal Democrat Councillor Klara Sudbury with MP Martin Horwood

County Lib Dems question Tory cuts in Gloucestershire

Tue 15th Dec 2009

Up to £32 million is proposed to be cut from Gloucestershire County Council's budget next year, along with 200 job cuts. County Lib Dem leader Jeremy Hilton is concerned that the Tories whilst publicly hoping to protect vital services have less money to spend and debts to be paid.

Jeremy Hilton

Alistair Cameron supports Ashchurch Army Depot

Fri 11th Dec 2009

Alistair Cameron, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesman for Tewkesbury has given his support to keeping the MoD vehicle depot open at Ashchurch.

Allotment holders supported by Alistair Cameron

Fri 4th Dec 2009

Bishop's Cleeve allotment holders concerned about the effect of housing development on their plots at Nortenham have received the support of Alistair Cameron and local Lib Dem County Councillor Ceri Jones in their protests to local authorities. The allotment tenants are concerned that the developers could build an access road through their site. Alistair Cameron has said that the allotment holders have an extremely strong case and that growing food locally should be supported on environmental grounds :'in view of global warming we should be doing all we can to reduce transport miles, this is a green, environmental issue', he said. County Councillor Ceri Jones is concerned that Bishops Cleeve has grown enough and cannot take anymore.

Alistair Cameron criticises proposals for incinerator in Gloucestershire

Thu 3rd Dec 2009

Alistair Cameron, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesman for Tewkesbury has criticised the County Council's proposals which could result in an incinerator being built in Gloucestershire. Alistair made this criticism when he responded to the County Council's recent consultation on its waste core strategy.

Incinerator

Alistair Cameron slams proposals to build 5000 houses in Swindon Village and Uckington

Sat 21st Nov 2009

Alistair Cameron, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesman for Tewkesbury, severely criticised proposals to build 5000 houses between Swindon Village, Uckington and Elmstone Hardwick, when he viewed the plans at an exhibition run by developers Bloor and Persimmon Homes, at Uckington, on Thurdsay.

Building under construction

Alistair Cameron criticises Floods Bill as "Damp Squib"

Sat 21st Nov 2009

Alistair Cameron, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesman for Tewkesbury has criticised the Floods Bill which is currently making its way through Parliament as a "damp squib" which is far too limited in scope to prevent another major disaster.

Tewkesbury Floods July 2007

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Tewkesbury General Election Result

Turnout: 45453 (63%)

49.1%
 
Conservative: 22339 (+3%)
27.4%
 
Liberal Democrat: 12447 (+1.2%)
20.2%
 
Labour: 9179 (−6.7%)

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News from the Liberal Democrats

£63bn PFI bill for the NHS says Lamb
Mon 8th Feb 2010

Tories put neo-con ideology above national interest on defence said Harvey
Mon 8th Feb 2010

Brown and Cameron are the real roadblocks to reform says Clegg
Mon 8th Feb 2010

Free theatre tickets scheme is an absolute shambles says Foster
Mon 8th Feb 2010

3 Questions for Jack Straw at Iraq Inquiry says Davey
Mon 8th Feb 2010

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Quotes of the Week

"I hate to say it, but only one party leader seems to have grasped that, if you construct a system where unskilled people are worse off by taking a job than by staying on welfare, they remain trapped in poverty - and that is Nick Clegg."

Lord Norman Tebbit

Daily Telegraph online - 13 Jan

"It's unbelievable that the Tories are still planning to cut taxes for a handful of millionaires when the majority of people across the country are feeling the squeeze. We need fair tax cuts that put money back in the pockets of ordinary people. The Tory sums simply do not stack up. It is irresponsible and highly misleading for George Osborne to continue to pretend that they do."

Vince Cable MP

Responding to Conservative Spending Plans - 4 Jan