The latest news and press releases from the Edinburgh Liberal Democrats
Local updates from our Councillors, MSP and MP can be found on their respective pages.
Liberal Democrat Councillors have called foul over proposed cuts to the Additional Support Needs Holiday Hubs.
The Lib Dem Group in the City Chambers believe any revenue raised should benefit the whole city, not concentrated in just the centre.
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Lib Dem councillors have secured funding for Repairs, Accessibility and Missing Shares teams.
The Liberal Democrat proposals also included safety improvements for paths, public toilets, and local buses.
The Liberal Democrats have proposed an ambitious alternative Council budget for FY 2024/2025 after the Lib Dem budget passed last year.
The Edinburgh Liberal Democrats are calling for a fairer funding settlement to protect community safety.
Councillor Jack Caldwell and the Lib Dems continue to push for improvements for residents' high street.
A planning application to build another 500 houses on greenbelt land at Cammo has been refused by the Council's planning committee.
Residents have been increasingly frustrated by the constant delays to work on the junction.
Councillor Jack Caldwell and the Edinburgh Lib Dems are calling for improvements to give tenement residents fairness when it comes to disposing e-waste.
Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has congratulated South Queensferry on being named the most beautiful town in Scotland in a study conducted by the Telegraph. The newspaper spoke with travel experts from across the UK to rank 1250 towns.
Anyone who lives, works, studies or volunteers in Leith can now vote for new community projects.
