The next Annual General Meeting of the Royston Lib Dems will take place on Tuesday November 14th at 7:30pm, and will be followed immediately by a meeting of the committee (who will have been elected at the AGM). Other local party members are welcome to attend these events, say hello, and contribute to discussions. If …
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Jul 17
Donate to the Royston LibDems by PayPal
The Royston Branch of the LibDems can now accept donations via PayPal… Please note the Terms and Conditions associated with such donations: Donations Donations to political parties, including sponsorship, are regulated by the Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act 2000. Donations of over £500 are only accepted if they are from permissible donors. These are: …
Jun 30
Royston LibDems Have a New Chair and Vice-Chair
Following the Special General Meeting on the 29th of June, the Royston Branch of the LibDems are happy to announce that we have elected two new committee members for the branch. Ian Stuart was elected as Vice Chair, and Carol Stanier as Chair. They will be in touch shortly to introduce themselves. In addition, a date was set …
May 19
Nicky Shepard, Liberal Democrat Candidate for North East Herts
With the General Election now approaching, let us introduce Nicky Shepard, the LibDem candidate for this constituency. Nicky has a strong background as a community campaigner, fighting for the rights of the people of Abbey in Cambridge. In the 2017 County Council elections, she ran the most successful Liberal Democrat campaign in Abbey Division in its …
May 05
Local Election Results
Results are now coming in for the local elections yesterday, and we are very happy to note that Liberal Democrat candidate Steve Jarvis has taken the Royston West and Rural Herts County Council seat from the Conservatives. In addition, Liberal Democrat Susan van de Ven held her Melbourn seat in the Cambridgeshire County Council elections. The Royston …
Apr 11
Ruth Brown, Liberal Democrat Candidate for Heath Ward
Ruth Brown is the Liberal Democrat candidate for the Town Council in Heath Ward. Ruth has lived in Royston for nearly 30 years and her three children attended local schools. As well as serving as a parent governor at Tannery Drift First School, she has been active in local clubs and communities and is currently …
Apr 11
Carol Stanier, Liberal Democrat Candidate for Heath Ward
Carol Stanier is the Liberal Democrat candidate for the District Council in Heath Ward. Carol has lived in Royston for the past seven years and is a scientist by training, and self-employed. Her children attend local day nursery and school. Carol loves Royston but feels that the time is right for change and that the Conservatives …
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The consultation on whether to introduce a 20mph speed limit in Tannery Drift ends this Friday. Because of Herts County Council’s rules the limit can only be introduced if there are speed humps because the current speeds are more than 24 mph (yes that’s daft but that’s what the Conservatives in charge at the County Council keep insisting on).
If you live on Tannery Drift or one of the adjoining roads you can give your views at surveys.hertfordshire.gov.uk/s/20mphtannerydrift.
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Work on the Litlington junction on the A505 is scheduled to start on 26th July. This will involve building a new traffic island and filling part of the gap in the central reservation so that traffic coming out of the Litlington turning has to turn left.
This should make the junction safer and prevent people turning the wrong way.
Litlington was picked as the first junction to have this sort of work since it has the worst record for accidents where someone was injured and it is only a short distance to the roundabout for those who want to travel towards Baldock.
It is only a small step after so many people's efforts over many years, but at least it is a step forward.
It is good to see that the traffic island I arranged to be installed in Baldock Road has now been completed. It should make it easier for people to cross to the heath and hopefully will slow the traffic a little.