Liberal Democrats on Kent County Council

The Official Opposition on Kent County Council

Kent Liberal Democrat Group - The Official Opposition at County Hall

Kent Liberal Democrat Group at County Hall in Maidstone

Following the County Council elections on 4th June, the Liberal Democrats are now the official opposition to the Conservatives on Kent County Council.

Liberal Democrats Ian Chittenden (Maidstone North East Division), Dan Daley (Maidstone Central Division), Trudy Dean (Malling Central Division), George Koowaree (Ashford East Division) and Martin Vye (Canterbury City South West Division) were all re-elected. They are joined by Malcolm Robertson who took the second seat in Maidstone Central Division and Tim Prater who won Folkestone West Division from the Conservatives.

The make-up of Kent County Council is now:

  • Conservatives 74

  • Liberal Democrats 7

  • Labour 2

  • Swanscombe and Greenhithe Residents Association 1


Sharon Bowles MEP backs Pets' Passport scheme for cats, dogs and ferrets New!

Tue 9th Mar 2010

New EU rules will allow family pets to take continental holidays for years to come.

Sharon Bowles MEP

MEP signs Woodley Petition New!

Tue 9th Mar 2010

Catherine Bearder, Berkshire's Lib Dem Euro MP, was in Woodley last weekend to support local calls for a crossing between the Oakwood Centre and the Headley Road car park.

Catherine at Woodley

South East MEP Sharon Bowles supports a common standard for electric cars New!

Tue 9th Mar 2010

Lib Dem MEP Sharon Bowles has proffered her support for a common standard for electric cars in advance of a parliamentary debate on the issue in Strasbourg this week.

Sharon Bowles MEP

Chair of ECON Sharon Bowles comments on proposed European Monetary Fund New!

Mon 8th Mar 2010

Lib Dem MEP Sharon Bowles, who chairs the European Parliament's powerful Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON), has commented today on German and French plans to establish a European Monetary Fund.

Sharon Bowles MEP

Lib Dems welcome battery recycling points at Libraries New!

Mon 8th Mar 2010

The Kent Lib Dem group has welcomed a move by Kent County Council to make it easier for residents to dispose of spent batteries responsibly by placing special boxes for old batteries in all its libraries.

Batteries

Don't punish South East farmers for sheep tagging problems

Wed 3rd Mar 2010

Local Euro MP Catherine Bearder is defending South East farmers against unfair penalties.

Catherine Bearder MEP

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