See the full list of Lib Dem candidates for the Norwich area in both the Norwich City Council and Norfolk County Council elections.
The shape of Norfolk's new unitary councils has been revealed by central government, with the three-council model granting Greater Norwich an independent voice in its affairs having been chosen.
An op-ed by our leader in Norfolk, Brian Watkins. Our county council group put forward a fair and reasonable budget proposal at the 2026 full council meeting, designed to give younger people in our county a fair deal.
Liberal Democrats have called on the Government to immediately cancel its plans for mandatory Digital ID. The Government has finally given in to our longstanding campaign to improve the quality of military homes.
An utter halls-up? Norwich City Council has been embroiled in legal disputes over its handling of the contract to manage the running of The Halls.
City Hall to Pay £1000s Compensation Over Housing Blunders. Several Proposals Being Considered for Future Use of City Hall.
County Councillor Brian Watkins has used part of his Member’s Budget to pay for replacement bollards on the grass verge outside CNS school.
Norwich City Council have launched a new online Housing Hub, which they claim has been designed to strengthen engagement with their tenants.
County Hall has confirmed route 25 will continue to run hourly past midnight for the new academic year.
The 5B, 10, and 10A all face service changes from Sept 1st.
With upgrades to the skate park and a consultation on the parking area, Eaton Park is once again under the spotlight.
First Bus in Norwich is working with Strut Safe, a volunteer-run support line offering a friendly voice to anyone heading home alone in the UK.
Local resident and Lib Dem campaigner James Hawketts will be standing again in the local elections for both Norwich and Norfolk in 2026.
An overview of local news and action from your Lib Dem Focus Team in University & Earlham.
Norwich City Council have launched a new online Housing Hub, which they claim has been designed to strengthen engagement with their tenants.
The cut-through has two sharp 90-degree turns which could be dangerous if approached at speed.
We want to hear from you: Do you know of an area which you believe the city or county council has responsibility for but is falling into disrepair? Are you unsure who is responsible for maintaining an amenity area near you?
County Hall has confirmed route 25 will continue to run hourly past midnight for the new academic year.