People are struggling to make ends meet. We need:

1. Small business recovery fund after lockdown
2. Unpaid carers allowance increase and respite support
3. Refugees -we have a moral duty to support the most vulnerable
4. Green Recovery Package
   • Restructure the UK's economy
   • Upgrade the transportation system
   • Become global leader in key technologies

Please take our survey about care of the elderly and vulnerable in Buckinghamshire

We need to hear from as many people as possible, including you.

The Liberal Democrats understand that quality of care for elderly and vulnerable adults is a key priority for many people and COVID-19 has certainly heightened the importance of this issue. We are conducting this survey to better understand the opinions and priorities for the many people affected by adult social care services including those who receive care, their families, unpaid carers, care professionals and volunteers working in organisations delivering support to the elderly and vulnerable members of our community.

After spending £110,000 on width restrictions just over a year ago, the Highways authority has discovered that the bollards in place on Marlow Bridge were not stopping larger overweight vehicles from crossing. Hence recently, at significant further expense the width of the bollards has been narrowed further. Local Lib Dems have pointed out that simple tests in advance could have avoided the huge over-expenditure. Even with the new bollards overweight commercial vehicles have been photographed recently crossing the bridge illegally. The bollards don't seem to work and this Tory Council waste could easily have been avoided.

Liberal Democrat plans for free school meals for vulnerable children, investment in roads and footways, action on flooding, tree planting and mental health support in schools have all been voted down by the Conservatives at Hertfordshire County Council.

The Conservatives rejected a fully costed and deliverable plan from the opposition Liberal Democrats that would have delivered free school meals, for children in need, for the next year - while seeking government support for future years.