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The Liberal Democrats in Rushcliffe are a growing local party, working on behalf of all the residents of Rushcliffe.

Jason Billin and supporters

Jason Billin - Lib Dem parliamentary candidate

The Liberal Democrats are proud to be unequivically commited to opposing Brexit. Our Parliamentary candidate - Jason Billin - is a long term resident of Rushcliffe, having lived and worked in East Leake for 25 years. He is a proud member of the Green Liberal Democrats and committed to working in parliament to stop Brexit.

If you want to know more about Jason, or his campaign to win in Rushcliffe, please get in touch.

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The Liberal Democrats exist to build and safeguard a fair, free and open society, in which we seek to balance the fundamental values of liberty, equality and community, and in which no-one shall be enslaved by poverty, ignorance or conformity.

Recent updates

  • Getting nominated for a party committee
    Article: Jan 29, 2020

    So, you want to run for a post that's currently open for nominations (the full list is here) but you're not sure how to get started?

    We've put together a guide to help you navigate the process and get nominated.

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  • Let's make 2020 the year we scrap the Vagrancy Act.
    Article: Jan 29, 2020

    In 2018 a homeless man, Gyula Remes, died in Westminster Tube station. He was one of over 700 homeless people who died that year, and the second to die in Westminster station that year.

    71% of people think arresting someone for sleeping rough is a waste of police time

    There's a gate in the station - near the entrance to Parliament. It's designed to push homeless people just a little bit further away. How many times did MPs just walk past him and turn a blind eye?

  • Happy Chinese New Year
    Article: Jan 27, 2020

    I would like to send best wishes to everyone celebrating Chinese New Year!


    Across the world friends and loved ones will be coming together, to reflect on the year gone by and look ahead to the future.


    Chinese New Year celebrations are marked by wonderful traditions that date back thousands of years. Each year they remind us of how alive and vibrant Chinese culture is in Britain today.

  • Holocaust Memorial Day
    Article: Jan 27, 2020

    On Holocaust Memorial Day, we pause to remember one of the darkest chapters in human history. We remember a time of unimaginable evil which resulted in the death of 6 million Jewish people and countless others who perished under a state-sponsored policy of hate and systemic violence.

    This year marks 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz which led to the release of 7000 people and exposed the depth of the horrors committed there and elsewhere.

  • Liberal Democrats are fighting for EU citizens and child refugees
    Article: Jan 20, 2020

    Today kickstarts an important week in Parliament, with votes taking place on key amendments to the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, tabled by Liberal Democrats.

    In our fight to hold this Conservative Government to account on its Brexit agenda, we are fighting to protect EU citizens' rights as well as those of unaccompanied child refugees.

  • Lib Dems pay tribute to Lord Robert Maclennan
    Article: Jan 19, 2020

    The Liberal Democrats have today led tributes following the death of Lord Robert Maclennan.

    Lord Robert Maclennan of Rogart, known as Bob Maclennan, was the last leader of the Social Democrat Party before it merged with the Liberal Party. He then became joint interim leader of the new party.

    Bob Maclennan was a Member of Parliament from 1966 to 2001. Upon stepping down as MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, Bob Maclennan was elevated to the House of Lords.

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