Bedford Borough Election 2002 - Results
Yesterday's elections in Bedford Borough saw the Lib Dems move into second place in votes across the whole Borough. This makes the Lib Dems the key challengers for the Mayoral Election in October.
Yesterday's elections in Bedford Borough saw the Lib Dems move into second place in votes across the whole Borough. This makes the Lib Dems the key challengers for the Mayoral Election in October.
The Liberal Democrats are fielding a full 54 candidates across Bedford Borough for the May 2002 local elections - 9 more than Labour.
Bedfordlibdems.org has received an award for web design and the site as a whole - confirming the sites status as one of the best political sites around.
Bedford Borough Lib Dems have announced a full slate of candidates in their bid to take the lead on the Borough Council away from the Labour Group.
Liberal Democrat Borough Group Leader Michael Headley has said that he is suprised that Ralph Hall has decided to leave the Liberal Democrats and join the Conservatives.
Speaking following the recent closure of the Yarls Wood Complex, due to insurance problems, Liberal Democrat Group Leader, Michael Headley said:
Speaking in response to the Borough Homeless problem Councillor Paul Smith Liberal Democrat Community and Culture spokesperson said:
Figures released by Bedford Borough Liberal Democrat group show that local rail company Thameslink have been responsible for a 60% increase in train delay times from April 2000 to December 2001.
Following Bedford Borough Council Executive Committee's recommendation to return the decision on the Bedford Local Plan to the Planning Committee, Liberal Democrat Councillor, Stuart Green has…
Liberal Democrats on Bedford Borough Council last night urged caution over the councils budget, which fails to provide any funding for the extra costs of the Mayor.