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Welcome to Aldershot Constituency Liberal Democrats

Aldershot Liberal Democrats cover all of Aldershot and Farnborough, plus Blackwater and Yateley and the north-east half of Ancells Farm. Together these areas make up the Aldershot Parliamentary constituency.

If you share our passion for working for local people and believe in the Liberal Democrats aims, why not join us? You can be as active or non-active as you like, but by being a member you keep in touch with the Party throughout the year, and join us at our regular social events, and get a vote in all Party Elections - for instance, unlike others, we trust our members to elect our Party Leader!

Find out more about the Liberal Democrats' aims, beliefs and policy.

Rushmoor Lib Dems take a seat from Labour and the Tories in local elections

Fri 2nd May 2008

Rushmoor Liberal Democrats took a seat off Labour in Aldershot and won a seat off the Tories in Farnborough at this year's local elections.

Read "Rushmoor Lib Dems take a seat from Labour and the Tories in local elections" in full.

Hart Lib Dems launch campaign to keep the District's recovery going

Sun 6th Apr 2008

Lib Dem-led Hart District Council is continuing to recover from the chaos under the Conservatives two years ago. The Lib Dems are urging voters not to let the Tories throw it all away again.

Lib Dem-led Hart has sorted out the bin chaos under the Tories

Read "Hart Lib Dems launch campaign to keep the District's recovery going" in full.

Farnborough Lib Dems launch campaign for change in Rushmoor

Sat 5th Apr 2008

Farnborough Lib Dems have launched a campaign to improve people's quality of life by making Rushmoor a greener, safer more vibrant place to live.

The Farnborough Lib Dem team (photography: Richard Burr)

Read "Farnborough Lib Dems launch campaign for change in Rushmoor" in full.

Aldershot Lib Dems launch campaign for change in Rushmoor

Sat 5th Apr 2008

Aldershot Lib Dems have launched a campaign to improve people's quality of life by making Rushmoor a safer, greener more vibrant place to live.

The Aldershot Lib Dem team outside Princes Hall (photography: Richard Burr)

Read "Aldershot Lib Dems launch campaign for change in Rushmoor" in full.

Campaign for Minor Injuries Unit goes on

Wed 9th Jan 2008

Great progress is being made on construction of Aldershot's long-awaited Centre for Health, but there's still no Minor Injuries Unit.

Adrian Collett and Paul Bowers at Centre for Health in Jan 2008 (photography: Adrian Collett)

Read "Campaign for Minor Injuries Unit goes on" in full.

Archive of earlier news stories.

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Aldershot General Election Result

Turnout: 48141 (61%)

42.7%

Conservative: 20572 (+0.5%)

31.7%

Liberal Democrat: 15238 (+4.1%)

20.6%

Labour: 9895 (−4.6%)

View the results in detail.

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Elizabeth Shenton stands for Crewe Nantwich
Sat 3rd May 2008

Elections 2008: results summary
Thu 1st May 2008

Government failing to grasp the seriousness of flooding - Webb
Fri 9th May 2008

Government's strategy on data protection a shambles - Alexander
Fri 9th May 2008

Repossessions on course to be highest since 1991 - Cable
Fri 9th May 2008

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Quotes of the Week

"Liberalism in Britain has lost a great champion, the Liberal Democrats, a great advocate and our public life, a great servant."

Lord Paddy Ashdown

In memory of Lord Richard Holme, who died on 5 May

"If the Tories want to claim that they are going to cut corporation tax, they have to come clean about how they are going to pay for it. Cutting the main rate of corporation tax to 25% will cost more than £5bn a year. If David Cameron is to have a hope of sounding credible he must state clearly where the money will come from. Otherwise this will be seen as yet another unfunded tax cut."

Vince Cable - Lib Dem Shadow Chancellor