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Article: May 7, 2021By Windsor Liberal Democrats in www.windsorlibdems.org.ukLiberal Democrats in Windsor have been running our Windsor Riverside Development Consultation since last year online survey since last year and have just over 600 respondents at the time of writing. Results so far show no support of any kind for the Conservative proposals to develop at Alexandra Gardens Car Park, Alexandra Gardens Coach Park or on Baths Island in the River Thames.
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Article: Apr 24, 2021By Windsor Liberal Democrats in www.windsorlibdems.org.ukLib Dems in Windsor are furious to discover money available for crossings in Windsor has not been spent at Mill Lane.
Questions have again been raised about how the council prioritises its spending, which were also raised in the recent report by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFA) into the council's administration, after the installation of a new duplicate pedestrian crossing in Alma Road less than 80 metres from an existing crossing in a location with light footfall.
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Article: Apr 9, 2021Today, Leader of the Liberal Democrats has offered his condolences to the Queen and the Royal Family after the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.
As a mark of respect for the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen and the Royal Family, the Liberal Democrats are suspending the national election campaign today.
Leader of the Liberal Democrats Ed Davey said:
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Article: Apr 2, 2021By James Bagley in Royal Borough Observer OnlineDETAILS on what the Alexandra Garden's coach and car park could be developed into were revealed - but Windsor councillors questioned why this was announced at a Maidenhead town forum.
At the forum on Wednesday, March 31, Barbara Richardson, managing director of the council's property company, gave a sneak peek at what could happen to the site after plans were left on hold for a year due to the pandemic.
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Petition: Mar 7, 2021Like many local authorities in tourist areas, The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead seeks to maximise revenues through high parking charges directed a tourists.
With the council using parking charges as a "tourist tax", and no credible public transport alternatives, it's essential the council protects the town's retail businesses' local trade by differentiating between residents and visitors through reintroduction of a residents' discount.
