- "The public will be horrified": Newcastle's Liberal Democrats Opposition speak out over vaccine "levelling down" as region's allocation set to be halved next week
- Musicians left high and dry by Brexit deal
- Newcastle leading the way on Covid vaccinations - but health care professionals warn against complacency
- Universal Credit must be extended to carers, say the Liberal Democrats in Parliament
- Prime Minister must clear up the fishing mess he has created: Great deal or teething problems? Get a grip, Liberal Democrats fisheries spokesman demands
- Supreme Court ruling is a lifeline for small businesses as insurers must pay out for business interruption during covid lockdown
- 'Too slow' to get the covid-related ban on travel in place - and still no testing in advance of people coming to UK.
- Police database blunder is a 'fiasco' says Liberal Democrats Shadow Home Secretary
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- Gobsmacked at Labour's petulant refusal to debate Covid vaccination scheme at Newcastle City Council : Liberal Democrats shocked at the lap of grasp of details
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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