🚨Liberal Democrats EMBRACE the abundance agenda and pledge tax cuts “Without growth, we can not fix the BROKEN social contract” Watch Ed Davey explain further 👇🏻 #LDConf

From free school meals to the roof over hundreds of families, Liberal Democrats are building a brighter Britain, one council at a time. 🐝🌻

🚨Cheltenham Borough Council approves Phase 1 of the £1bn Golden Valley scheme. The plan is set to deliver: 💻A 160,000 sq ft cyber and tech campus 🏘️Up to 2,500 new homes 🚆Sustainable transport hub 📚A new primary school 🛍️Retail, leisure and community space

Out of office… or just out of ideas?@EdwardJDavey (Seemed like no one was working in there) 📍Lib Dem HQ

Guess Sutton wants their church roofs fixed

🚨1,000 new homes for Northstowe, Cambridgeshire. The plan is set to include: 🏘️40 per cent affordable homes 📚A new primary school 🤝A new local centre 🌲Green space Plus over £20m in social infrastructure. Keep in the loop with our TikTok: tiktok.com/@yimbyalliance

Ed Davey announces new Lib Dem locals policy that all new developments must come with a GP surgery - he says no new doctors = no new developments Davey says funding guarantees for GPs must be in place before any residents move in to new builds

Cambridge cows have taken ‘Eat Your Greens’ very seriously!

Today we launch our campaign for the May elections. Locally and nationally, Labour is cosying up to developers and failing to provide the secure, affordable homes we need. We deserve better. On 7th May vote for council homes, rent controls and an end to leaseholds. Vote Green.

Lawlessness is out of control. And Waitrose sack a man for doing the right thing. Britain is broken.

UPDATE 🚨 The Government’s consultation on growing Cambridge ends at midnight on Wednesday. Cambridge is one of the best cities in the world, but its extreme housing costs are pricing people out 📉 A 🚨 NEW Greater Cambridge Development Corporation would have the powers to cut through the planning delays that have held the city back for years. 🕰️ To make sure that the Development Corporation happens, we encourage you to respond to the Government’s consultation. The deadline to respond is 11:59 pm, April 1st 2026. Read our blog for how to respond and fight for more homes: yimbyalliance.org/2026/03/30…

🚨The Government has just announced a new development corporation for Cambridge. Cambridge is one of the most exciting cities in the world but it is held back by a lack of homes, workplaces and infrastructure. 📈The Greater Cambridge development corporation can speed this up and be a HUGE boost for growth and living standards. Here’s why… The Greater Cambridge development corporation will speed up: 🏘️Thousands of new homes. ♻️The regeneration of brownfield sites across Cambridge 👷Thousands of jobs fit for the future 💰Billions in investment 📈Rising living standards for families. How do we know this? 🏃When the London Legacy Development Corporation renewed Stratford for the London 2012 Olympic Games, it successfully enabled the building of 33,000 homes, achieved £12.5 billion in investment, and revitalised the local area. Respond to the consultation here: gov.uk/government/news/new-r… And you can read more about Greater Cambridge here: yimbyalliance.org/greater-ca…

Labour and Tories have dynamited the job market. Greens and Reform will make it even worse Only Liberals will fix it, here is how (🧵)

The two old parties made housing unaffordable. Reform is now the home for aspirational young people. Simon has the real world experience to break the cycle of broken promises.

The two old parties made housing unaffordable. Reform is now the home for aspirational young people. Simon has the real world experience to break the cycle of broken promises.

This is eye-opening. I knew the planning system was broken, but it is worse than even I thought. When I heard that planners had recommended Hackney councillors block the extremely popular Shoreditch Works development I asked @Michael_J_Hil to read the planners' report and look through hundreds of documents submitted by the developer. It is really bad. - Developers submitted NINE THOUSAND PAGES of paperwork, planners said it wasn't detailed enough. - Planners said it should be rejected because some flats would lack enough natural light due to shadows cast by other parts of the development. - Planners simultaneously argued there weren't enough homes, didn't provide enough office space, and it was too tall. - Developers had to comply with 42 separate Hackney policies, 75 separate London Plan policies, the Hackney Borough Site Allocations Plan, five other separate sets of standards and policy frameworks, two sets of ‘emerging’ unfinalised policies, plus all relevant national legislation and guidance. - The design review panel criticised the project because every building was of the same architectural style. Planners ignored the surveys showing huge public support for the designs. - New homes must provide outdoor space so residents have access to a green roof, but planners said that might disturb nature. (This is on an exclusively brownfield site) Councillors have an opportunity tonight to overrule the planners. I sincerely hope they do! samdumitriu.com/p/anatomy-of…