- Government's Queen's Speech fails Newcastle and the country. Carers ignored while our open spaces are under threat from property developers
- Convert every bus to hydrogen or electric power: Liberal Democrats "Clean air fund" would spark £2 billion revolution
- Looking Beyond Coronavirus - Reporting Back on Your Views
- Put cabbies in driving seat to net zero future with £1bn fund under accelerated Liberal Democrats plan
- Straight to the top: Newcastle Liberal Democrats take practical plan to Prime Minster after shock announcement of closure of Nestle's Fawdon factory while Labour mulls "talks about talks" next week
- Record levels of self-harm show women's prisons are in crisis
- The disgrace of Tory MPs voting to lock up more modern slavery victims
- Ed Davey calls for £20bn Community Clean Air Fund as part of urgent action to save lives and fast-track climate-friendly transport
- Climate emergency: Government must set a roadmap to net zero with specific Minister in charge
- Government must support young people as latest statistics reveal they have been hammered by job losses over last year
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Newcastle upon Tyne Liberal Democrats are a powerful and growing force in the city. With 20 seats in Newcastle City Council, we're the official opposition to Labour and one of the largest Liberal Democrat groups in the country. We're proud to represent such a vibrant, diverse city and work hard for our residents all year round. Join our enthusiastic, hardworking team today and help us demand better for Newcastle Upon Tyne.
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