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The Liberal Democrats are the largest party in Derby. With 19 councillors across the city, the Liberal Democrats have more councillors than Labour and the Conservatives.

In both the new Derby North and the new Derby South the Lib Dems are the challengers to Labour. In the new Derby North popular local councillor Lucy Care, needs a notional swing of less than 5% to beat New Labour.


Tories refuse to talks on city's future

Tue 12th Aug 2008

Tories on Derby City council have refused to take part in talks on the City's future.

Lib Dems target Derby North

Fri 1st Aug 2008

Liberal Democrats in Derby yesterday warned Bob Laxton Labour MP for Derby North that he should find a new job before the next General election because we are working hard to win Derby North at the next election.

Liberal Democrat parliamentary spokesman for Derby North Cllr Lucy Care

Lib Dems triumph in Darley

Thu 24th Jul 2008

Lib Dems were celebrating last night after John Paul Keane won the by-election in Darley.

Liberal Democrats force policy u-turns

Fri 9th May 2008

Liberal Democrat success in last week's local council elections has killed stone-dead Labour plans for congestion charging and put on ice Labour plans to introduce parking meters in Littleover village.

Liberal Democrat votes have delivered Liberal Democrat policies. Congestion charging and parking meters in Littleover village have been stopped.

Lib Dems launch ten pledges for Derby

Fri 4th Apr 2008

We will get tough on anti-social behaviour across Derby. We will make our streets safer for local people of all ages.

Derby needs a council that will listen to local people. Not the Labour/Tory alliance that ignores people's views.

Big turnout at Parking Meter protest

Tue 1st Apr 2008

Residents have vowed to continue the fight against the Labour led council's plans to put parking meters into Littleover Village.

Residents and Liberal Democrat councillors met to plan further opposition to Labour's parking meters

Liberal Democrats demand action on the Hippodrome and change of emphasis for city.

Mon 31st Mar 2008

Liberal Democrat councillors say that destruction of Derby's heritage, like large parts of the Hippodrome, was made more likely by the City leadership's fixation with a new build city centre.

Lucy Care and the Liberal Democrats are campaigning to protect Derby's Heritage
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