Liberal Democrat MEPs have today written to the EU Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmstrom, asking her to urgently seek assurances from the Government of Brazil that it will act to honour its environmental commitments to the Amazon Rainforest, as a condition of the ratification of the recently agreed EU - Mercosur trade agreement. The European Parliament will vote on the provisional trade agreement in the coming months. 

A new ‘code of conduct’ for Lord Mayors was proposed to Sheffield Full Council meeting on Tuesday 5^th December.

In a chaotic Council Chamber, Labour ended abstaining on their own motion and the Liberal Democrats defeated it.

While this hasn't been released by the Council yet, we have heard from a reliable source that the 20 of the healthy trees on Western Road will be saved!

Sheffield has some of the most underfunded schools in the country. But in this year’s budget, the Government gave more money to fixing pot holes than our schools. School should be a place where young people are given the experiences and tools to get on in life. That’s what parents expect. That’s what teachers want to deliver. That’s what the Budget failed to deliver.

Labour are set to force through a 90% cut in money expected to be used by local communities to improve their areas.

The Liberal Democrats are calling for an urgent cash injection for Sheffield’s schools.

Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Campaigner for Sheffield Hallam, Laura Gordon has met with several headteachers from within the Hallam constituency to listen to their concerns.

Liberal Democrats are claiming victory as Sheffield’s health bosses are set to agree plans which would keep the Minor Injuries Unit and Walk In Centre open until April 2020 and the urgent eye care services indefinitely.

Controversial plans have been approved which puts fracking near Sheffield a step closer.

Sheffield’s Labour Council have been accused of wasting taxpayers’ money. The claim comes as information released by the Council reveals that the Labour run Council are set to spend nearly £500,000 of taxpayers’ money on trade union reps – including an overspend of £136,000.

Our NHS survey showed that over 97% of you want to save the Walk In Centre and Minor Injuries Unit. Sheffield's NHS bosses have closed the consultation and are now looking at your suggestions.

Sheffield Liberal Democrats have today voiced their opposition to Sheffield City Council’s plans to cut recycling collection to a monthly collection.

The Liberal Democrats are calling for an expansion of the materials which can be recycled to make recycling easier for people. Only by making it easier, will our recycling rate increase substantially. In Sheffield, only plastic bottles can be recycling in the blue box or bin. Items such as yoghurt pots, carrier bags, margarine tubs, food trays and bottle tops can’t be put in Sheffield’s blue boxes or bins but can elsewhere.

The Liberal Democrats have today claimed victory as the Conservative government bowed to pressure to take decisive action on empty houses, by giving new tax powers for councils.

Sheffield Liberal Democrats are calling for football clubs to be allowed to introduce safe standing areas in their grounds. Safe standing already operates in domestic leagues across Europe, including Germany, Austria and Sweden and is backed by 92% of football fans and 70% of football clubs in the UK.

Newly elected Lib Dem councillor for Crookes & Crosspool, Cllr Mohammed Mahroof, has secured a site visit from the council in his battle to reassess the decision to not re-recruit a school crossing warden at the crossing outside Lydgate Primary School.

After a week of high emotion involving the trial of four Sheffield citizens at the High Court, brought about by its own Labour run City Council, it's time to act to bring our City together.

Sheffield has hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons. People are no longer talking about the great things and the great people that make up Sheffield, they're talking about the street tree fiasco. It needs to be fixed and we have a plan to do that.

The Liberal Democrats are celebrating successful gains in this year’s local elections in Sheffield – increasing their seats by 3 since the last City Council elections in 2016 and strengthening their positions as the main opposition to Labour in Sheffield.

The budget proposed to Sheffield City Council by the Lib Dems trusts you to make decisions for our city. A Liberal Democrat Council would give communities the power and money to make the decisions that are best for them. In short, we would build a City with trust, transparency and truth at its core. It's time for a Council that works for you.

The Liberal Democrats have launched a campaign to reinstate the Snow Warden scheme they started in 2010.

Campaigners for road safety measures are celebrating a partial victory with the announcement of a proposed 20mph speed limit to control vehicle speeds on The Dale and bottom of Scarsdale Road near Woodseats Primary and Nursery School.

Over 100 homes in Sheffield have been sitting empty for ten years or more, research by the Liberal Democrats has revealed. 

The Liberal Democrats have welcomed the Government defeat on part of the Brexit Bill.

Sign off on the Brexit deal will now be with Parliament as a whole, not just Theresa May.

Lib Dems secure a big victory in the campaign to save our Walk In Centre and Minor Injuries Unit as Council agree to oppose the plans.

NHS bosses in Sheffield are looking at closing the Walk In Centre on Broad Lane and the Minor Injuries Unit and Eye Clinic at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital. They would replace the service at the Northern General Hospital.

NHS bosses in Sheffield are looking at plans to move the Minor Injuries Unit, the Walk In Centre and the Emergency Eye Clinic to the Northern General Hospital. The Lib Dems want to know what you think.

NHS bosses in Sheffield are looking at plans to move the Minor Injuries Unit, the Walk In Centre and the Emergency Eye Clinic to the Northern General Hospital. The Lib Dems want to know what you think.

It is now well over three years since a planning application was made to build motorway services at M1 Junction 35 on Cowley Hill. This will involve the destruction of ancient woodland to accommodate the services, with over 900 objections to the proposals.

Mortomley Park still remains in the Labour Council’s ‘call for development land’ even after widespread public outrage.

The former Children’s Centre at Angram bank is now operating as a ‘linked centre’ for the foreseeable future.

Changes to school buses in Sheffield have left children without transport to school. The Council’s response is “we tried our best.”