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Welcome to the East Lothian Liberal Democrats
New Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg met with local challenger Amy Rodger and backed her to win East Lothian
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Welcome to the East Lothian Liberal Democrats. I think that East Lothian is one of the most beautiful and diverse constituencies in the country and it is an honour to serve it as your Liberal Democrat candidate.
The Liberal Democrats have enjoyed record success in East Lothian over recent years. Last May, six hard working Lib Dem councillors were elected and now form part of the Council administartion, delivering real change across East Lothian after years of Labour neglect. We are the only party that can challenge Labour at the next General Election and I have been working hard to ensure East Lothian is no longer taken for granted.
All the signs are that the race here in East Lothian at the next UK General Election is going to be even closer. The Liberal Democrats now have an energetic new leader in Nick Clegg, who is determined to see the Liberal Democrats win more votes and more seats at the next election. Many voters I speak to tell me it is time for change in the county and with your support, East Lothian is a place where the Liberal Democrats can win!
So if you have a question, an idea or want to get involved with the Liberal Democrats locally, please get in touch via the contacts page. In the meantime, I hope you find the information here useful and interesting.
Amy Rodger, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for East Lothian
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Thu 3rd Jul 2008
Amy Rodger has paid tribute to Nicol Stephen MSP who last night stood down as leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats in order to spend more time with his young family. Nicol Stephen has served as leader over 3 impressive years, in which he has served as Deputy First Minister and has been the most effective opponent to Alex Salmond and the SNP.
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Read "Rodger pays tribute to "dedicated and principled" Stephen" in full.
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Wed 4th Jun 2008
Liberal Democrat Environment spokesperson Jim Hume MSP is marking World Environment Day by urging action to tackle excess packaging. Mr Hume has lodged a motion in the Scottish Parliament, which will be debated next week, calling on the Scottish Government to use the devolved powers available to them to improve recycling and waste minimisation rates.
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Read "Hume marks environment day by campaigning against excess packaging" in full.
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Wed 28th May 2008
Jim Hume, Liberal Democrat MSP for the South of Scotland, has criticised the Prime Minister Gordon Brown for his lack of action on fuel prices. The MSP also slammed the Prime Minister's suggestion that increasing North Sea oil production would help the hard pressed haulage and fishing industries, calling it 'a smokescreen for government inaction'.
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Read "Increased oil production will not shift fuel price" in full.
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