Lambeth
Liberal Democrats

Lambeth Liberal Democrats

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COUNCILLORS FIGHT SCHOOL CLOSURES

We want the Council to look again at an alternative proposal for merger, put forward by school governors, that has support of 83% of local people and is projected to save £1.5m.

10 Jun 2025
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Pride Month 2025

So we will keep fighting - until we can finally build a society where everyone is free to be who they are.

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by Ed Davey
1 Jun 2025
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Lib Dem activists celebrate winning council seats at Kia Oval in the local elections 2022

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As Liberal Democrats, we stand up for liberal values across the borough of Lambeth. Our councillors form the official opposition group on Lambeth Council and are committed to making your voice heard in the Town Hall. 

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