Ann Haigh and Epping Forest Liberal Democrats

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Welcome to Epping Forest Liberal Democrats

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At the beginning of December 2007 Liberal Democrats in Epping Forest selected local councillor and campaigner Ann Haigh to be their candidate at the next General Election.

The Liberal Democrats are the main challengers to the Conservatives in Epping Forest. At the last election the Liberal Democrats came second to the Tories, gaining 30% of the vote. The Labour Party only achieved 5% of the vote.


Council considers improving pond access

Written by Guardian Report and published in Epping Forest Guardian website on Thu 5th Jun 2008

BETTER access to a pond could be put in place if a town council gives the go-ahead.

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Liberal Democrats in Epping Forest back National Recycling Week

Mon 2nd Jun 2008

A UK-wide campaign to encourage people to recycle more of their household waste has been backed by Liberal Democrats in Epping Forest.

annwithrecyclling (photography: Neil Woollcott)

Go-ahead for playground

Sat 31st May 2008

Plans for the refurbishment of the Roding Valley Playground and creation of a ball court have received cross-party support when the plans were presented to the district council's planning committee.

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Lib Dems gain district seat in Buckhurst Hill

Fri 2nd May 2008

Following publication of the result for Buckhurst Hill West, Liberal Democrat Jill Sutcliffe has beaten the Conservatives to become the new district councillor.

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Unknown cost to fix potholes a second or third time

Wed 30th Apr 2008

Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Campaigner Councillor Ann Haigh has discovered that the Conservative County Council has no means of checking the quality of repairs carried out to potholes in Epping Forest.

annpothole (photography: Neil Woollcott)

Commuters face eight-year wait for Tube makeover

Written by Isabel Jensen and published in Epping Forest Guardian on Tue 29th Apr 2008

COMMUTERS will have to wait an extra eight years to see their station refurbished, it has been revealed.

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Promise of jam tomorrow is not enough - Ann Haigh

Mon 28th Apr 2008

Liberal Democrats in Epping Forest have attacked Government offers to compensate low income earners losing out under tax changes as "vague promises of jam tomorrow".

The 10p tax abolition will hit local people hard
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Council considers improving pond access
Thu 5th Jun 2008

Commuters face eight-year wait for Tube makeover
Tue 29th Apr 2008

Anti-flats campaigner applies to build block
Fri 25th Apr 2008

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Clegg to implement MEC proposals on MPs expenses
Fri 4th Jul 2008

Zimbabwe should be banned from all cricket - Foster
Fri 4th Jul 2008

We must move away from unsustainable biofuels - Baker
Fri 4th Jul 2008

SATS marking has been a complete and utter shambles - Laws
Fri 4th Jul 2008

Cross-party support for Gurkhas' Bill - Lee
Fri 4th Jul 2008

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Quotes of the Week

"The Tories' main challenger in the June 26 Henley by-election will be the Liberal Democrats. Labour is expected to do so badly it will lose its deposit."

Evening Standard

www.thisislondon.co.uk - 5 June

"We're going to be running a strong campaign to win here in Henley, and I'm going to be back as often as I can and urge members from across the country to join me."

Lord Rennard

www.henleylibdems.org.uk - 26 May