Westmoreland Liberal Democrats

Working For You - All Year Round

Representing our residents in Westmoreland

Your Westmoreland councillor is Sharon Ball, who was elected in 1996.

Sharon and your Westmoreland Lib Dems are fighting for the things that matter to you. Currently they are campaigning to:

Finally see progress on Lidl on the former Herman Miller site.
To ensure that the Tesco applications are dealt with in a way that satisfies all residents and local businesses.
Ensure that new residents in Bath Western Riverside have a strong voice.
Improve the traffic situation along Lower Bristol Road, especially around the Brougham Hayes junction.
Resolve the issue with white lines around the West Avenue and Triangle area.
Extra facilities and improvements in the Brickfields area.

If there are things we should be campaigning for in your area, please contact us.

Below is the latest news from Westmoreland, Sharon also has her own website at: http://sharonball.org.uk/

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Oldfield Park Infant Junior School's gain extra sports funding

by Sharon Ball

The Coalition Government has announced a £544,595 boost for school sports in Bath and North East Somerset from September. As part of a nationwide scheme, all 62 state primary school in the Local Authority will receive funding for sports in.

15 hours free childcare for poorest toddlers in Bath

by Sharon Ball

I am really pleased that hanks to Liberal Democrats 248 of the poorest toddlers in the Bath and North East Somerset will benefit from 15 hours free childcare a week from this September.

An investment of £2,895 per child, this.

Europe questions and Answers

by Sharon Ball

Liberal Democrat MEP Graham Watson spells out some very sane reasons for us remaining firmly inside the European Community in his latest letter to Liberal Democrat Members.

Graham explains:

"As our former leader Menzies Campbell so eloquently put it, the.

High Speed rail

by Sharon Ball

The Coalition has announced its plans for Phase Two of Britain’s High Speed Rail Network.

This project will halve journey times between some of our major cities, boosting jobs and growth throughout the country, especially in the North. It also.