We, the Derby Liberal Democrats, represent people across Derby City, from Allestree to Sinfin, Mickleover to Spondon, we're in your corner working hard to make Derby better for us all.
Local residents and community campaigners are disappointed following the Council’s decision to approve a planning application approving the remaining business land at Manor Kingsway used entirely for housing, with no provision for shops or local services.
Includes articles on: Local energy; Bins on streets; Broken fence along A38; review of routes south of Burton Road between Hillsway and Warwick Ave; new food waste collections and much more .....
The Coop in Littleover introduced 90 minutes maximum parking for their car parks at the end of November 2025. Customers at the Insomnia cafe are allowed to extend their parking period to 3 hours. During March 2026 the business were surveyed.
Derby and Burton recorded agonisingly long waiting times in A&E in 2025, with the longest wait for a patient taking over 84 hours last year. In twelve months alone, over 5744 patients waited over 24 hours in Derby and Burton’s A&E departments.
New data, introduced by the Government’s Department for Transport, has introduced a new traffic-light Council rating system for potholes and road maintenance, leaving Derby City with an AMBER rating, whilst Derbyshire County Council has a RED rating.
Local Liberal Democrats have slammed the “complacency” of the current administration after shocking new figures revealed that industrial-scale fly-tipping is surging across Derby.
Liberal Democrats are clear: new housing must go hand in hand with new GPs.
Liberal Democrats are calling for an emergency transport package to keep Britain moving, cutting the cost of travel for people – whether by car, train or bus.
We have announced a £600m rescue plan to fix maternity care, and make Britain the safest country in the world to have a baby.