Happy Valentines Day!

Today, especially as it is LGBT History Month, is a welcome opportunity to celebrate the activism, strength and the spirit of the entire LGBT+ community. This is the time to look back at the key moments in the struggle for equal rights and to reflect on how we can build a more just world for everyone.

Layla Moran, Liberal Democrat MP for Oxford West & Abingdon and the party's Education spokesperson, visited Winslow last weekend to make a statement about the local and national party's opposition to the proposed Oxford to Cambridge Expressway - effectively a new motorway cutting through the heart of the Buckingham constituency.

With the Geberal Election behind us, we are now gearing up to the May 2020 New Unitary Council Election.

Are you a Vicar, Post Delivery Person, WI Member, Mother & Toddler Group Member, Parish Councillor, GP, Youth Leader, School Governor, EU Citizen, Scouts Leader or in any other way a Community Minded Person?

Have you ever thought about getting more involved in your local area and become a councillor?

Whether you're already involved in your local community or wish to step up and get involved for the first time, there's great opportunities here for you.

We would love to hear from you if you want to find out more. Click on the image to get in touch or click the link here to email us.

The YouGov constituency estimate (December 10th) puts the Lib Dems in clear second place behind the Tories, with Labour in 3rd place, projected to get half the Lib Dems' vote share. There is no Green candidate.

Lib Dem Stephen Dorrell's share of the vote is estimated at 28 %, the mid point in a range of 20% (lowest) to 37% (highest)

A message from Alastair Campbell....

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My message to Labour voters living in Lib Dem/Tory marginal seats.

Your vote can stop Boris Johnson on December 12th - but only if you vote tactically.

I have been a Labour supporter all my life. I worked alongside Tony Blair in three election victories, and was Director of Communications under the last Labour Government. I worked for Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband in their campaigns. I will be voting Labour this time too, because where I live they are best placed to beat the Tories.