A new report by the Education Policy Institute shows that the number of teachers is reaching critically low levels. 'We are sleepwalking into a teaching crisis,' says Layla Moran MP, Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Education, Science and Young People, herself a former physics teacher.

Labour controlled Croydon Council are selling public land, ‘Brick by Brick’.

Council-owned property in Hermitage Road to be repaired at last and used once more as much needed housing

Oxford Road Site, once council housing for the vulnerable homeless, to be redeveloped and sold off into private ownership after laying empty for nine months following controversial transfer to Brick By Brick, Labour-controlled Croydon Council's 'arms length' development company. 

Crystal Palace and Upper Norwood Candidates Chris Jordan & Claire Bonham at the Oxford Road site

We've been speaking to residents all over Crystal Palace and Upper Norwood and one thing keeps coming up in conversation: air pollution, particularly around Crystal Palace Triangle.

Liberal Democrat Assembly Member Caroline Pigeon has a plan to tackle the lack of affordable homes in London, and is calling on the Mayor to match the Lib Dem's ambitious target of 200,000 new homes by 2020 with actions and not more words.

Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable sets out our honest, practical and fully-costed plan to save the NHS. This Winter's NHS Crisis is one of the worst for a long time. Our NHS needs investment now - see how the Lib Dems have a plan to put the NHS back on its feet with a service that will be there to care for us and future generations.

Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable is urging the government to rethink its policy of building new nuclear power plants as the cost of wind power schemes plummets. (The Guardian, 11/9/17.)

Former senior Council official David Wickens casts doubt over the Westfield development in an article for Inside Croydon:

By Chris Jordan, Croydon Liberal Democrats

Nine Croydon Residents’ Associations combine to campaign against ‘partisan and predetermined’ planning decisions that have ‘angered Croydon residents across the borough’.

by Chris Jordan, Croydon Liberal Democrats

The Liberal Democrats have described new figures showing the gender pay gap amongst highly paid employees at the BBC as a "wake-up call."

By Liberal Democrats, Jul 19, 2017 12:07

Jeremy Corbyn's failure to stand up for the Single Market is a betrayal of future generations.

By Liberal Democrats, Jul 24, 2017 11:07

On the first anniversary of Theresa May becoming the new Conservative Party leader, the Liberal Democrats have revealed twenty policies her government has U-turned on over the last year.

Don't get old and don't get ill

97% of homes in Croydon could be eligible for sale to meet Theresa May’s so-called 'dementia tax'

Croydon Liberal Democrats are urging residents, irrespective of their party affiliation, to join a campaign to stop the Conservative social care plans which would saddle those with long-term illnesses with crippling care costs after their death.

Commenting on latest economic data, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, Vince Cable, said:

Responding to the Federation of Small Business report 'Reformed Business Funding', Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor Sir Vince Cable has highlighted the difficulties coming down the track for small businesses caught out by the Brexit funding gap.

Today, Liberal Democrats set out plans to introduce mandatory reporting on the ethnicity pay gap for organisations with 250 employees or more.

Responding to the Mayor’s interview in the New Statesman today in which he stated that people did not know what Labour’s position on Brexit was, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron said:

“Sadiq has admitted what has been abundantly clear. Labour voted with the Conservatives for a hard Brexit, out of the single market, and to deny the people a say on the final deal.

The Tories are cutting our NHS, plunging it into crisis. Labour is too busy fighting amongst themselves to save the NHS. Our first election manifesto pledge is to save our NHS by raising the funding it desperately needs – £6 billion a year for our NHS and social care system.