Dorset Lib Dems are fighting back
29 local by-election seats gained, a parliamentary by-election won and 20,000 new members, the Lib Dems are fighting back.
The Liberal Democrat Fightback is well underway.
Last year, the Lib Dems gained 29 local council seats in by-elections.
Here in Dorset, Lib Dem Vikki Slade scooped nearly 70% of the vote in the Broadstone by-election making it one of the largest gains of the year nationally.
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£158m to be cut from Dorset's health budget
The Lib Dems want to make sure your voice is heard.
The Conservative Governments' funding cuts to the NHS mean that vital health services are going to be dramatically cut across the county.
Read moreCllr Susan Jefferies launches petition to save No. 3 bus
County Councillor, Susan Jefferies has launched a campaign to save the No. 3 bus route from cuts to bus services.
Landslide victory for Vikki Slade
Community campaigner Vikki Slade elected in the Broadstone by-election with almost 70% of the vote.
Vikki Slade and Cllr Mike Brooke launch petition to save No. 18 bus
Local campaigner, Vikki Slade and Councillor Mike Brooke have launched a campaign to save the No. 18 bus route from cuts to bus services.
Vikki Slade selected to fight Broadstone by-election
Community campaigner Vikki Slade was unanimously selected by the Liberal Democrats to fight in a major local by-election in Broadstone triggered by the resignation of a Conservative Councillor.
Massive changes for Dorset's local authorities
The Lib Dems want to make sure your voice is heard.
How can you have your say?
Up to now the Tory Administration has kept us in the dark but now there is chance for you to have your say. For full details of the public consultation visit: www.reshapingyourcouncils.uk
Read moreOver 18,000 new members as Lib Dems set out commitment to Europe
Mid Dorset and North Poole Liberal Democrats have been welcoming many new members, part of over 18,000 who have joined the party nationwide since the EU referendum.
Parliamentary spokesperson, Vikki Slade said: "We are delighted to welcome so many people to the party. It's clear that people feel politicians and institutions are out of touch and have let them down.
Read moreTalking Sense on Europe
Many of the claims made by both sides, though particularly by Brexit are no more than pious hopes. George Osborne's claim that every household will be £4,300 worse off by 2030 if the UK leaves the EU is ludicrous, Ludicrous because every household will be differently affected. But similarly the Brexit claim that if we leave every thing will be fine is equally ludicrous.
