A petition organised by local Liberal Democrats to protect land beside Weelsby Woods has passed 1,000 signatures in under a week, crossing the council’s threshold for a potential Full Council debate.
Could 1,500 homes change Weelsby Woods forever? Heneage campaigner Brian Barrett is urging residents to help protect its wildlife, heritage and surrounding green space.
A huge victory for disabled people following nearly two years of Liberal Democrat campaigning: disabled bus pass holders will finally be able to travel free at any time of day.
Thirty volunteers joined East Marsh Lib Dem councillors to collect around 60 bags of rubbish and tackle bulky waste in a community clean-up around Victor Street.
Liberal Democrats challenge the Council’s decision to remove visible recognition of International Women’s Day, asking what message it sends to women and girls across North East Lincolnshire.
Liberal Democrats secured a public review after hundreds of allotment holders lost their mains water supply without proper consultation. The Council must now publicly explain what happened and what improvements will be made.
Reform promised better-run services, but its first scrutiny meeting left councillors without key information needed to properly scrutinise performance, spending and missed bin collections.
Reform promised change, but after widespread disruption to recycling collections, its response was that the problem was “nothing new”. Liberal Democrats say residents deserve better.
Reform took control of North East Lincolnshire Council with just 14 of 42 councillors. Here’s what happened behind the leadership vote, who enabled the outcome, and why the Liberal Democrats abstained in protest.
Liberal Democrats were the only party not to lose a council seat in North East Lincolnshire, holding firm in East Marsh and surging into second place in Heneage despite the Reform wave.
With just three councillors, Liberal Democrats are already delivering real results across North East Lincolnshire, and showing what more can be achieved.
Liberal Democrats say residents deserve better, outlining a plan to improve services, tackle crime, and ensure development works for local communities in North East Lincolnshire.