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  • Windsor Residents Survey 2019
    Survey: Oct 12, 2019
    46 questions

    Local Lib Dems want to hear your views about how the local council, The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead, is doing in our area.

    Should you wish to contact us about any issue you can do so by e-mailing your local Liberal Democrats at: info@windsorlibdems.org.uk

  • 2019 Windsor Town Council Petition
    Document: Aug 26, 2019
    116.94 KiB drawing or desktop publishing document

    Windsor Liberal Democrats are working with other political groups and like minded individuals to establish a Windsor Town Council.

    Establishing a Windsor Town Council to improve Windsor's voice was a prominent part of our Election Manifesto in the 2019 Borough Council Elections. Liberals have always believed power should be devolved to the lowest practical level and we believe establishing a Town Council can help provide better governance for Windsor Residents than the current "Town Forum" run by the Borough Council.

    Joins us in our campaign to restore democratic representation to our town, download your own petition sheet and collect 25 signatures (all registered electors in Windsor please) in support of this cause, then post it back to us for free.

  • SG Autopoint on St Leonards Road Windsor
    50 BEDROOM HOTEL PLANNED FOR ST LEONARDS ROAD
    Article: Jul 30, 2019
    By Lizzie Jones

    Planning Application 19/01513/FULL Construction of 50 bedroom hotel. | S G Autopoint

    The planning application for the hotel on St Leonards Road is problematic for residents and Windsor Liberal Democrats support residents' calls for councillors to refuse the planning application.

    The building of a 50-bedroom hotel of St Leonards Road is not good for Windsor on the following grounds:

  • Amy Tisi and Karen Davies at the Hatch Lane junction
    Dedworth mini-roundabout plans put children at risk warn councillors
    Article: Jul 15, 2019
    By Francis Batt in South and Slough Bucks Observer

    Ruling Conservatives have been accused of failing to protect children who cross the road at one of Windsor's busiest junctions.

    The accusation comes from newly elected Liberal Democrat councillors Amy Tisi and Karen Davies - who now represent Clewer East ward on the Royal Borough.

    The two believe that plans to make the trial mini-roundabouts permanent on junctions at Hatch Lane/Dedworth Road and Parsonage Lane/Clarence Road need rethinking. They do not think it provides suitable protection for children and vulnerable road users.

  • Amy Tisi and Karen Davies at The Swan Clewer (Amy Tisi)
    Clewer East Catch-up: June
    Article: Jul 8, 2019
    By Amy Tisi

    June was jam-packed with lots of different types of council business and meetings. Here's a flavour of some of them:

    We met our hard-working Community Wardens, Clive and Ben and learnt more about the work they do in our ward. We were quite amazed to hear what a role they play in supporting vulnerable people. Watch this space for some useful developments in our area.

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