When the UK Government Ministers are sitting around the table during the Brexit talks, do you think they are considering the future of Gloucestershire farmers?

The Brexit Party is considering stepping aside in Tewkesbury to ensure Tory MP Laurence Robertson holds onto his seat in the face of surging Lib Dem support.

The hesitation shown by the Brexit Party not to stand in Tewkesbury shows how worried they are that they don’t have the public support for a disastrous No Deal Brexit in the face of a resurgent Lib Dems. 

Crime is always one of the issues that people mention to us on the doorstep and we are giving people the opportunity to give us their thoughts on this crucial issue. 

Please complete this survey and tell the Lib Dem team about what matters to you. This way we get a much better picture of the reality of the problems in the area and we will then push for solutions. 

Over the past two months we have seen the Liberal Democrats go from strength to strength, gaining more than 700 councillors at the local elections (including 8 new councillors on Tewkesbury Borough Council) and 25 per cent of the vote at the EU elections.

People are voting for the Liberal Democrats, many for the first time, because of our clear messaging on the most important issues of the day. Some like what we have to say on Europe, others on issues such as health and educations, but lots of people support us because of our unwavering support for the environment.

According to House of Commons records, Conservative MP for Tewkesbury Laurence Robertson has accepted more than £10,000 worth of free tickets and hospitality at horse racing events in the last 18 months from betting firms such as Ladbrooks and William Hill while in the role as Chairman of the All-Party Group on Racing.

Residents from across the Tewkesbury area backed the Liberal Democrats as the largest pro-EU party during the European Parliamentary elections, helping secure two Lib Dem MEPs to represent the needs of local people.

The Liberal Democrats quadrupled their number of Councillors during the local elections in May, making them the largest opposition group on Tewkesbury Borough Council and the voice local residents desperately need.

After the rise in crimes reported across the village, the Liberal Democrats are calling for more police funding and resources, including consultation on a permanent police presence in our village.

Liberal Democrats are demanding better after NHS bosses revealed proposals for another downgrade to Cheltenham General Hospital.

Residents in Bishop’s Cleeve and Woodmancote concerned with a rise in the number of burglaries have come together to form a community neighbourhood group with over 2000 members joining its Facebook group.