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Liberal Democrats in Windsor are on an election footing as they select their Parliamentary candidate for the constituency and Boris Johnson's government teeters on the brink of collapse.

Julian Tisi, who lives in Windsor with his wife and three children, has been selected as the Liberal Democrat election candidate for his local area. Julian is a chartered accountant who has stood for the Liberal Democrats previously in Windsor and campaigned on local issues since he moved to the area over 15 years ago.

After a two year campaign from the Lib Dems to get back a resident parking discount, it is finally being reintroduced.

Thank you to all the residents who have supported our campaign.

Background

Two years ago the Conservative council removed the residents' parking discount that operated through the Advantage Card.

After a 2 year long campaign the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead has finally announced it will restore a residents' parking discount.

As so often with our local Conservatives the details aren't completely worked out.

What is known:

• The new residents' parking discount is likely to work via a smart phone app.

• There will be discounted parking for the first hour.

• The offer won't be as generous as the old Advantage Card parking discount.

Royal Borough Liberal Democrats have joined the campaign against 2,000 homes on Green Belt at Jealotts Hill. The development, which is on the border of Bracknell Forest and The Royal Borough in the Windsor constituency, appears to residents to have the support of Windsor's Conservative MP.

Local Lib Dem Julian Tisi said,
"If we are serious about tackling climate change and protecting our Green Belt then this sort of development shouldn't be happening: Thousands of houses on a greenfield site with poor public transport can only mean thousands of extra car journeys every day. This is not sustainable development."