Archive of articles from 2004

Kennedy suggests Lib Dems will go it alone

Politics.co.uk

The Liberal Democrat leader has suggested that in the event of a hung Parliament the Liberal Democrats would remain independent.

Lib Dems focus on the environment

All parties recognise problem of climate change

Environmental concerns will "run through" all elements of the Liberal Democrats' agenda, according to its environment spokesman Norman Baker.

Push on persistent unemployment

Cash boost sought for North

The Government has promised to tackle persistent pockets of unemployment.

New vCJD warning for transfusion patients

New vCJD advice

Patients who may have received a blood plasma transfusion from an individual who later developed CJD are to receive letters informing them that they may be "at risk".

London transport fares to rise

Commuters face price hike

The Mayor of London has confirmed that transport fares are set to rise both on the Tube and buses.

Foreign Office appeals for UK hostage's life

Politics.co.uk

The Foreign Office has launched a new appeal for the release of a British engineer who is being held hostage in Iraq.

New all-party adventure group launched

Politics.co.uk

A new all-party Parliamentary group has been launched, which aims to protect the adventure industry from the "compensation culture."

Lib Dems in buoyant pre-election mood

Kennedy as prime minister?

Lord Razzall, chairman of the Liberal Democrat's General Election Campaign, today predicted that the Liberal Democrats would "win more seats and more votes" at the next general election, than the party received in 2001.

HSE urges phase-out of level crossings

End to level crossings?

A report into the safety of the rail industry over the last year has recommended that level crossings are phased out.

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