- Free Nazanin or face sanctions, Government must tell Iran - hostage diplomacy is unacceptable
- Cash machine at Brunton Park under threat - petition launched
- Report potholes and poor pavements in Newcastle
- NHS staff deserve real-terms pay rise. A proper and substantial real-terms pay rise now demanded by Liberal Democrats
- Invest in roads and pavements : But there's still waste in Council spending
- The state of iconic Keelmen's Hospital site in Newcastle could limited the interest of potential purchasers
- Liberal Democrats in Newcastle passed below inflation council taxes for seven years. Labour has raised them at twice the rate of inflation over the last 5 years.
- The council is weaker in our battle against health inequalities in Newcastle because Labour axing funds, short notice changes, poor decisions
- Roads and pavements schemes in Newcastle with multiple areas rated as poor and deteriorating - Liberal Democrats would give repairs a much needed boost
- Food not fireworks - Newcastle City Council can spend your council tax better than it does, says Liberal Democrats Councillor
Liberal Democrats demand better for Britain. We want to give all our children a brighter future in a fairer Britain where people are decent to each other, with good schools and hospitals, a clean environment and an innovative economy.
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