Latest news & action from Frank O'Kelly, Lib Dem councillor: working to sort out the financial mess left by Labour councillors & successive Governments; getting fly-tipping cleared; mast; campaigning to save Cippenham library; cleaning the Village Pond.
Slough Council is consulting on plans to close Cippenham & Langley libraries. Frank O’Kelly says: “Libraries offer access to books & provide community services. Please help save them: do the Council's consultation & OPPOSE THE PLANS; SIGN A PETITION"
2024 - an excellent year. May: nationally many new Cllrs elected. July: 72 Lib Dem MPs elected, 3 in Berkshire. Slough Lib Dem Cllrs successfully proposed motions getting more developers' money for services & opposing Labour's cuts to Winter Fuel Payments
A shocking new report shows Labour Cllrs left Slough Council in an even bigger mess than first realised when they bankrupt the Council in 2021 & the Government sent in Commissioners to oversee Slough Council. Labour lost control of Slough Council in 2023
Vital Winter Fuel Payments should have been kept for most pensioners. The Labour Government’s cuts to the Payments are hitting an estimated 11,216 pensioners across Slough. Frank O'Kelly, Lib Dem Cllr for Cippenham Village, campaigns against these cuts
Chelsea Whyte, Lib Dem candidate for Slough in the July 2024 election says: "Thank you to everyone across Slough who voted for me to be the town’s Lib Dem MP. I wasn’t successful this time, but I enjoyed meeting residents across Slough."
