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The newly formed alliance will be led by an independent councillor.

“To all the women of all backgrounds across London, I hope I can offer some hope that barriers are being broken and politics is becoming more representative of the society we live in,” Councillor Bokhari said of her new appointment.

The Lib Dems are now the largest party at North Warehouse but do not have enough seats to control the council outright

The Liberal Democrats won 36 out of the 40 seats on offer at Cheltenham Borough Council in the May 2 elections

Jim Wallace, who is a former Scottish Liberal Democrats leader, has spoken about his desire to see more MSPs at Holyrood

LONDON, May 6 — Britain’s Liberal Democrat party said today it would submit a parliamentary motion of no confidence in P...

Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey will table the motion as soon as parliament returns after a brutal set of local elections for the Conservatives

Sir Ed Davey will table the no confidence motion as soon as tomorrow.

Party has gained 768 seats, Labour 545 and the Greens 480, while the Conservatives has lost 1,783

Local election results in England justify the decision to focus on Conservative areas, claim party strategists

The Lib Dems came ahead of the Greens by a wafer-thin margin of 70 votes

Leader Sir Ed Davey claims voters are switching from the Tories because they are being "let down".

Conservatives lose control of the city council in the local elections as jubilant Liberal Democrats looks set to lead the authority

Tactical voting delivers only a near-victory for party in council election in the traditionally Conservative Berkshire stronghold

Wiping out Tories in Local Elections seen as 'extraordinary' by the Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Max Wilkinson who wants to take the Cheltenham seat from Conservative MP Alex Chalk at the General Election

Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey says the election results show it is time for change.

Ed Davey says ‘lifelong Conservative voters are backing the Lib Dems’ in constituencies party is targeting

'It was an honour to get the support of so many residents'

Sir Ed Davey's party took the Chadlington and Churchill ward in West Oxfordshire District Council from the Conservatives .

The party loses three seats to Labour, which insists it is heading towards retaking control.