"Salisbury Liberal Democrats are delighted to invite you to join us for an evening of fine food, fine wine and fine conversation... in a virtual manner. At 8.00pm on Friday 26th March we will be hosting a virtual dinner party via Zoom. We will supply the meal, we will supply the wine, we will supply a guest speaker. All you need to supply is the sparkling conversation."
"Wiltshire Liberal Democrats have launched their vision for Wiltshire. The manifesto sets out the policies we want to implement over the next four years and the immediate priorities that we would act upon in the first few weeks after taking office. We are seeking the public’s support to take leadership of the council in the 2021 local elections so that we can work with residents and communities to recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and build a stronger, greener, more prosperous, more caring and more progressive county."
"Our guest celebrity judge Munira Wilson MP invites you to the first ever Salisbury Liberal Democrats Virtual Bake Off evening! A chance to show off your skill! Marvel at friends and colleagues displays of both brilliance and ineptitude! Enjoy time with friends and raise money to help make a difference in Wiltshire and beyond."
I am deeply disappointed that the SWLEP has confirmed the reallocation of the People Friendly Salisbury Scheme funds to Chippenham.
"8pm, 27th January: An evening of stimulating discussion on building Citizens’ Britain: a country where every voice is heard, and where we work together to solve the problems we face. Dr Ian Kearns, Director of Social Liberal Forum, about SLF’s mission to ‘campaign for a Citizens' Britain, one characterised by a massive transfer of power from remote and unaccountable corporations and state institutions to people and their communities.’"
"The Victoria Charleston and the Wiltshire Liberal Democrats have written to John Glen MP to express our severe concern over the handling of the People Friendly Salisbury scheme. This comes after it has been revealed that the decision to reallocate Salisbury's £1.3M funding to other parts of Wiltshire had already been made by the SWLEP. "
In the words of the late, great Humphrey Littleton, the Hamster of Time spins around on the Wheel of Eternity and we reach that point of the year where we have another AGM to look forward to.
This year we will be gathering at the Methodist Church in St Edmund’s Church Street on Saturday, November 16th at 7.15pm.
In a change from last year’s format we will be holding the AGM and then moving on to somewhere suitable locally to enjoy a Pint and Politics evening.
October is Black History Month - a chance to celebrate the Black British community, acknowledge their contributions and discover their stories.
Read Ed Davey's speech to the Liberal Democrats' Autumn Conference in Brighton
Carers are not just support for their loved ones—they are the glue holding our fragile social care system together. They deserve more than token acknowledgements or empty promises.
