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Why Vote Liberal Democrat?
We often get told that politicians are all the same. Runnymede is traditionally a very Conservative area but, having broken the mould in 2019 with 3 elected Liberal Democrat councillors, we are…
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Our Local Commitment
Communication We will regularly communicate with local residents using newsletters and email to provide updates of Runnymede Borough Council issues and developments. We promise to…
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Runnymede Borough Council vote to take part in the Great Big Green Week
We are delighted that a Motion brought forward by Cllr. Sylvia Whyte on behalf of the Runnymede Liberal Democrat Group, was unanimously approved at Full Council.
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Clinical Waste Facility - Kitsmead Lane
We have sent an objcetion to the proposed Clinical Waste facility for Kitsmead Lane to Surrey County Council
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What Climate Emergency?
We were shocked that yet again Runnymede Borough Council have failed to deliver their Climate Change Strategy at last night's (Wednesday 17th November) Environment & Sustainability Committee.…
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New Access Road In Bittams Lane Approved
A new access road from the proposed development known as Bittams D (Parklands) onto Bittams Lane, Chertsey, was approved at Wednesday evenings Planning Committee (3rd November 2021), despite Cllr…
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Housing Crisis
Runnymede Liberal Democrats believe that one way to address the national housing crisis is to encourage dwellings that have been empty for two or more years back into occupation. For this reason we…
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Planning reforms must go after Lib Dem win
On Thursday 17th June, the voters of Chesham and Amersham elected Sarah Green with an 8,000 majority - a stunning reversal of the 22,000 majority the Conservatives held just four years ago.
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Elect Don Whyte to Surrey County Council
Don Whyte is standing for election to Surrey County Council for Foxhills, Thorpe and Virginia Water. Find out more about who he is and why he is standing for election in the below leaflet which was…
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Planning Applications – Increase to Objections Threshold in Runnymede
Following a vote at Full Council last month, Runnymede Borough Council have increased the threshold for when planning applications are automatically heard at the Planning Committee. It has increased…
