Local Liberal Democrats have blasted local Conservatives for letting down Cheltenham, as figures unveiled in Parliament show, that cash to fix our roads has been slashed.

Our candidates are ordinary people who are dedicated to serving their communities.
They come from all parts of Cheltenham and have a spread of ages, backgrounds and jobs which reflect the true diversity of our town.

Three Liberal Democrat Councillors have taken part in the 'Sleep Easy 16' event organised by Cheltenham YMCA.

Cheltenham Liberal Democrats are showing their commitment to military veterans with a new housing scheme in the town.

The Cheltenham Liberal Democrats’ manifesto for the 2016 borough elections

In the run-up to The Queen's 90th birthday on April 21st 2016, Keep Britain Tidy is aiming to inspire a million people to take action to make the places where we live more beautiful.

Cheltenham Liberal Democrat councillors are showing their support for families in the town by becoming a major sponsor of an exciting upgrade of the Pittville Park Play Area.

Gloucestershire County Council’s Conservative bosses have voted to slash money for road repairs.

Liberal Democrats immerse ourselves in the community we’re part of. Our job is to make a difference. That’s why we’re involved in politics in the first place.

Cheltenham's former Lib Dem MP has called for local political leaders of all colours to show their hand on the coming European referendum.

Tenants from across Cheltenham have joined Liberal Democrats in condemning the town's Tory MP for voting against a move to bring all private rented houses up to a state 'fit for habitation'.

The Conservative Government has delivered a hammer blow to Cheltenham by announcing that it will cut the borough council's revenue support grant by three quarters (from £2.11 million to £545,000) over the next two years.

Lib Dems in Cheltenham are urging the Government to protect social housing in the town.

Cheltenham’s Tory MP has been criticised for voting in favour of fracking in protected areas, just a few months after saying it was the wrong thing to do.

Cheltenham Liberal Democrat councillor, Max Wilkinson has urged Cheltenham's Cineworld to introduce parent and baby screenings.

With the Chancellor's Autumn Statement and spending review announcement due this week, Martin  Horwood has warned that government spending cuts to local secondary schools could put them a million pounds into the red within a few years. 

Liberal Democrat led Cheltenham Borough Council has revealed exciting plans which will transform the Pittville Park play area.

Following a successful campaign led by the then MP Martin Horwood, the V bus service in Cheltenham was launched in March 2010 with stops in Welland Lodge Road, Cleevemount Close and outside Robert Harvey House in Winchcombe Street.

After long campaigning by Up Hatherley councillors and residents, the County Council is consulting on running a full daily service on the K bus, instead of the present service of only 5 journeys per day on Mondays to Fridays only

THREE thousand eight hundred families in Cheltenham will lose out under Conservative plans to cut tax credits.