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PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE SOUTH EAST REGION'S CONSTITUTION New!

Thu 2nd Sep 2010

The regional party needs to make a number of changes to its constitution. Primarily, these are the result of changes made to the English Party's Constitution in July 2009. They relate to the relationship between the party and Liberal Democrat council groups, and came into effect immediately after the General Election. In particular, regional parties have been given the task of 'recognising' Liberal Democrat groups so that they can use the party's name. The majority of the changes to our constitution are in Sections 4 and 6.

South East England Liberal Youth Annual General Meeting Calling Notice

Tue 31st Aug 2010

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of South East England Liberal Youth (SELY) will take place on October 23 at the Ratton School, Park Avenue, Eastbourne BN21 2XR between 1020 and 1120. The AGM will be taking place at the same venue as the South East England Liberal Democrats AGM, which can be attended for a price of £10 and starts a 0900.

Pupil Premium is a real Liberal Democrat achievement

Written by Sarah Teather, Liberal Democrat MP for Brent Central and Minister of State for Children & Families and published in www.libdemvoice.org on Tue 27th Jul 2010

I came into politics to make a difference for the most disadvantaged in our society. It is over three years since I, as Liberal Democrat education spokesperson, championed the Pupil Premium as our flagship education policy and debated it at Conference. I never dared imagine a time when I would be unveiling it as Government policy and then actually implementing it. But this week, the Coalition Government announced that a Pupil Premium, funded from outside the schools budget, will be introduced next September. It will mean that from next year, schools taking disadvantaged children will get the additional money they need to provide them with the extra support they deserve, no matter where they are in the country. This could mean more individual tuition or catch-up classes, but it will be for the school to decide, we won't be telling headteachers how to spend the money.

County Leaders Apology Welcome, But Stop Digging Paul

Tue 27th Jul 2010

County Councillor Tim Prater has welcomed an apology from Kent County Council Leader Paul Carter to all staff "who may have felt misled" by a statement on officers bonuses given by past Chief Executive Peter Gilroy.

Question from Trudy Dean to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Academy Status

Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question by Mrs Dean To The Cabinet Member for Children, Families and Education:

Question from Ian Chittenden to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Open Golf

Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question by Mr I Chittenden to the Cabinet Member for Communities:

Question from Malcolm Robertson to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Cabinet Scrutiny

Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question by Mr M Robertson to the Chairman of Cabinet Scrutiny Committee:

Question from Tim Prater to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Officer Bonuses

Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question by Mr T Prater to the Leader of the Council:

Question from George Koowaree to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Disabled Person's Registration Card

Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question by Mr G Koowaree to the Cabinet Member for Adult Social Services:

Question from Martin Vye to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Respecting Canterbury's History

Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question by Mr M J Vye to the Cabinet Member for Environment, Highways and Waste:

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Faversham & Kent Mid General Election Result

Turnout: 46712 (68%)

56.2%
 
Conservative: 26250 (+6.1%)
19.6%
 
Liberal Democrats: 9162 (+2.9%)
16.6%
 
Labour: 7748 (−12.5%)

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Maidstone and the Weald Liberal Democrats News Stories

Temporary Road Closure - A229 Chatham Road, Maidstone
Sun 1st Aug 2010

Lane closures and carriageway closures on the coastbound M20 at junction 6 and the A229 Chatham Road in Maidstone
Sun 1st Aug 2010

County Leaders Apology Welcome, But Stop Digging Paul
Tue 27th Jul 2010

Question from Ian Chittenden to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Open Golf [Updated with answer]
Fri 16th Jul 2010

Question from Malcolm Robertson to 22 July Full Council Meeting: Cabinet Scrutiny [Updated with answer]
Fri 16th Jul 2010

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