There are almost constant announcements of more public spending cuts at County Hall. Cllr Zoe Patrick, Leader of the Opposition, said today:

Three young people from the Sweatbox Union Youth Forum met with their local Lib Dem Councillors, Zoe Patrick and Jenny Hannaby, yesterday at County Hall. The young people were speaking at the Children's Services Scrutiny Committee against the proposed cuts

Oxfordshire Liberal Democrats have written to the Rt Hon David Cameron MP, Leader of the Conservative Party, asking him for transparency on Conservative policies on climate change, in advance of the Copenhagen summit.

Speaking about the County Council's latest announcement of cuts, Leader of the Opposition, Zoe Patrick said,

Saving tax payers' money and tackling climate change has been rejected by Conservative run Oxfordshire County Council.

Ten areas of the county feature in the national top 10% for child poverty and in some areas of Oxfordshire people are living 15 years less than in better off communities.

As warned by the Lib Dems at the time, the moving of the bus stops from Queen Street has caused extra congestion on St Aldates. Cllr Alan Armitage, who will be putting a motion to the Council meeting next week,

Lib Dems today expressed concern at the news of threatened job losses in ICT at County Hall, which might lead to strike action.

At a time when climate change is high on the world's agenda with the Copenhagen Summit in view, and following Liberal Democrat action on the environment in Parliament, Oxfordshire Liberal Democrats are calling on the County Council to increase their

Cllr Zoé Patrick, Leader of the Opposition at Oxfordshire County Council, will be asking the Cabinet Member responsible for Street Lighting why the County Council does not have a proper Service Level Agreement with the electricity companies who fix broken

Planning application from two waste companies to build an Energy-from-Waste plant close to Sutton Courtenay and Ardley villages has been refused by Oxfordshire county council's planning committee, on Monday.

Cllr Altaf-Khan today raised a number of concerns about the proposal to carry out a feasibility study into making Oxford School into an academy.

Speaking at today's Cabinet meeting Cllr Anne Purse, the Lib Dem Shadow Cabinet member for Growth & Infrastructure generally welcomed the plan being developed for transport in Oxfordshire until 2030. In particular she welcomed its emphasis on environmental issues and

Cllr Zoé Patrick, one of the County Councillors for Grove & Wantage, today welcomed the County Cabinet's decision to plan for a new secondary school in Grove to cater for 1200 pupils and to include a sixth form. Two years

Speaking at today's meeting of the County Cabinet, Cllr Zoé Patrick, Leader of the Liberal Democrat Opposition, said that she welcomed the production of the report on the transport study covering much of south Oxfordshire, especially as it had been

Yesterday Oxfordshire County Council decided to appoint Honorary Aldermen for the first time, and former Councillor, Dermot Roaf, was one of the three selected.

Liberal Democrat and other back-bench councillors have requested that Monday's decision on an incinerator be "called in" for further consideration. 12 councillors signed the official request, and it is likely that the decision will be looked at by the Growth

Liberal Democrats are tomorrow asking Council to welcome a report from the Association of Train Operating Companies to re-open branch lines and stations, including providing a new railway station at Grove/Wantage in Oxfordshire. The ATOC report, published in June, calls

Liberal Democrats are calling at tomorrow's Council meeting for the County Council to take more action to aid the economy in Oxfordshire.

Disposing of the County's waste is the biggest single issue facing us for many years and one in which the public are rightly very interested. Liberal Democrats find it extraordinary, therefore, that the publicity around the special Cabinet meeting to