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The 'Green Liberal Democrats' is a democratically constituted, member-driven Associated Organisation within the Liberal Democrat party. We exist to :

PARTY

  • Continually work to make the Liberal Democrats the 'greenest' political party in the UK
  • Strive to be the party's environmental conscience.
  • Establish and develop links with the wider green movement.

POLICY

  • Advance the cause of sustainability in Liberal Democrat policy at all levels (locally, regionally, nationally and internationally).
  • Oppose the adoption of any policies that would have a negative net impact upon the environment.
  • Campaign continuously for a strong green thread to run across the party's policies and manifesto commitments.

PEOPLE

  • Inform and educate party activists and elected representatives on environmental issues.
  • Support individuals within the party who are advancing the sustainability agenda.

Steve Bradley, GLD Chair

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Recent updates

  • Document: Dec 1, 2012
    288.79 KiB drawing or desktop publishing document

    This is the official report on the energy bill from the Green Liberal Democrats

  • No HS2
    Article: Nov 10, 2012

    Chiltern Liberal Democrats remain opposed to HS2 on the grounds that the vast costs will outweigh any likely benefits. Here are two articles on the subject that we've noticed in the past few days.

    First, by Simon Dance:

    Did anyone see the C4 news the other night? An interesting article of the latest twist of the ghost train saga - apparently it's now recognised that Euston can't cope and the suggestion is that HS2 will terminate at Old Oak Common, where a new Canary Wharf will also be built. This is five miles from central London and would be accessed via Crossrail.
  • Article: Oct 24, 2012
    By TC

    Wiltshire Council's waste management and recycling contractor, Hills Waste, has produced its Annual Review of the waste management services in the county. It's available via : http://www.recycleforwiltshire.com/index.php/stats/performance

    Choose the October 2012 report (pdf).

    If you're interested in the tonnage figures on recycling and landfill and how much of what goes where this document explains everything. Differences between the various districts show up - for example West Wiltshire still produces more green waste than the rest of the county despite the 'harmonisation' process which means all the Wiltshire districts now get the same service.

  • Otley Cycle Festival
    Article: Sep 25, 2012

    Member of Parliament for Leeds North West, Greg Mulholland, has today tabled a Parliamentary Motion welcoming Otley becoming a nationally recognised centre for cycling, with its annual cycling events such as the Town Centre Races and the Otley Cycling Festival, along with other cycling initiatives such as Otley Sportive. The town has also received significant recognition from the success of Otley's Lizzie Armitstead who brought home the town's first Olympic medal with silver in the woman's road race at the fantastic London 2012 Games.