Getting through the Coronavirus crisis

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  • December is a month of celebrations
    Article: Dec 17, 2020

    Watch our festive greetings video.

  • Carers Day
    Document: Nov 27, 2020
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  • 100 Club application
    Document: Nov 21, 2020
    145.89 KiB drawing or desktop publishing document

    Details of 100 Club and application form/standing order

  • SCC launch
    2021 County Election campaign
    Article: Nov 20, 2020

    Surrey LIberal Democrats launch our 2021 County Council Election Campaign and Manifesto.

  • Wisley Junction Map
    Surrey Lib Dems welcome question to Parliament regarding local concerns about proposed new A3/M25 Junction at Wisley
    Article: Nov 20, 2020
    Surrey Liberal Democrats have welcomed the Early Day Motion tabled by Liberal Democrat MP for St Albans Daisy Cooper which raises concerns regarding the proposed new M25/A3 junction alongside RHS Wisley.

    In the motion Daisy Cooper MP highlights RHS Wisley's concerns around the impact the proposal will have on 44 trees along their boundary with the A3, including the felling of 17 Grade II Heritage trees and 27 other trees being negatively impacted by the undermining of their root strength. She also notes local concerns from residents and the local councils about the wider environmental impact as a result of the unnecessary extra mileage and inevitable increased pollution created by the junction, ending with a call for the Government to stop the proposal and require Highways England to consider and implement an alternative approach.
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    PRESS RELEASE: Surrey Liberal Democrats call on the County Council to step in and provide help with Free School meals.
    Article: Oct 28, 2020

    PRESS RELEASE: Surrey Liberal Democrats call on the County Council to step in and provide help with Free School meals.

    Surrey Liberal Democrats call on the County Council to step in and provide help with Free School meals.

    Last week the Conservative Government voted against extending free school meals for children in need during the holidays, including Sir Paul Beresford, MP for Mole Valley constituency. This means that during October half term, the Christmas holidays and beyond, there will be many parents struggling to feed their children.

  • Paul Cycle 3
    PRESS RELEASE: Hawks Hill in Fetcham "a danger to cyclists"
    Article: Oct 19, 2020

    PRESS RELEASE: Hawks Hill in Fetcham "a danger to cyclists"

    Mole Valley Councillor Paul Kennedy has warned that the downhill stretch of the Guildford Road in Fetcham is a "danger to cyclists" after complaining to Surrey County Councilabout the state of the road, which achieves a gradient of 11% on the descent from the A246 junction down to Leatherhead.

  • Dorking Rural Survey
    Survey: Oct 12, 2020
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    Survey: Oct 11, 2020
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    Mole Valley Liberal Democrats publish regular newsletters to keep residents updated on local issues. If you would like to receive these newsletters, please complete the details below to give us your permission.

  • David Draper
    Root and Branch Reform of Local Government?
    Article: Sep 1, 2020

    Do residents want local government rooted in their community or just another branch of central Government?

    In a short time, the government will publish a White Paper on devolution for local government. This will signal a dramatic change in the way Councils such as Mole Valley are operated. However, Tory-run Surrey County Council, rather than wait for such guidance and allow for public consultation, has already applied for the County Council to become a single Unitary Authority. This would mean all the Districts and Boroughs, such as Mole Valley District Council would disappear and be replaced with one 'monster' authority.

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