- Proper investment in health and social care essential so we get the help we need when we need it says doctor and Liberal Democrats councillor
- No car idling zones around schools - Labour knocks back Liberal Democrats proposal for urgent action to protect children's health
- Now make good on your promises - we've been told all the benefits, now EU Leave has to deliver them and offset all that has been thrown away
- No quick fix from renationalised Northern Rail. North East must get its fair share of investment and increase ridership - the challenge for region's leaders.
- Education and aspiration key factors in improving social mobility to level up Britain.
- Judges already have the powers so Tories' new unnecessary, reactionary counter-terror plans undermine civil liberties
- Chancellor must take blinkers off and pay attention to industry - his approach is the height of irresponsibility
- Uphold your promise Prime Minister say Liberal Democrats peers
- Tories failing to keep people safe - fundamental rethink about the way probation works say Lib Dems
- Newcastle's Council Tax calculation method will penalise the poorest.
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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.
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