Dundee Liberal Democrats today (Wednesday 25th October) lent their support to Friends' Week 2006, which aims to recruit more volunteer friends and boost fundraising initiatives already in place at a local level.
Dundee Liberal Democrat local party Convener, Raymond Lawrie said today (Tuesday 24th October) that he is "shocked but not very surprised" to learn that Scots are paying more than £1m a month to withdraw their own money from fee-charging cash machines. This is an increase of 25% in less than nine months.
Dundee Liberal Democrats are today (Tuesday 24th October) launching their Green Tax Switch campaign. This is aimed at promoting the party's proposals for switching to green taxes, while reducing income tax for many constituents at the same time.
Dundee Liberal Democrats today (Monday 23rd October) gave their support to a proposal for Dundee to undertake a full roll-out of its recycling scheme for multi-occupancy properties throughout the City.
Raymond Lawrie, Convener of the Dundee Liberal Democrats, has today (Monday 23rd October) condemned government attempts to block the Information Commissioner's demand for the government to publish an analysis of progress on ID cards.
Following release of a new analysis by the Liberal Democrats showing that over half a million young people are earning less than their older counterparts for doing the same work, Dundee LibDem local party secretary Michael Charlton today (Sunday 22nd October) reiterated his view that the discrimination against young people must stop.