- Shirley Williams, Baroness Williams of Crosby, Liberal Democrats legend, died peacefully in the early hours of Monday April 12th.
- Greensill: "Stench of cronyism" from this Government as Freedom of Information response published
- Leader of Liberal Democrats launches local election campaign : Praises Newcastle Liberal Democrats for their record of achievement, service and action
- Call for an up to date bus strategy locally to meet Government's funding bid deadline in 10 days time
- Call for rethink on litter bins in Newcastle's parks- a more effective summer strategy is needed after recent litter tsunami
- Our rights and freedoms must be restored as this crisis ends - necessary measures, yes, but no need for draconian new laws
- Fight against climate crisis cannot wait : Liberal Democrats dismayed as major international climate conference postponed.
- Fed up with being dug up ??
- Garden Village Tree Planting
- Technical guidance on school exams grading published just days before most schools are due to break up for Easter. - further calls for Wiliamson to resign
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Leader of the Liberal Democrats Ed Davey MP with Leader of Newcastle Liberal Democrats Cllr Nick Cott
Newcastle Liberal Democrats campaigning in the 2019 European election
Newcastle Liberal Democrats local election campaign launch 2018
Newcastle Liberal Democrats at Northern Pride 2018
Charles Kennedy celebrating with Newcastle Liberal Democrats as they take control of the council in 2004