Slough Lib Dems

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Jen Simpson, Bridget  Orr & Cllr Frank O'Kelly protesting about the Eltham Ave car park fence

Lib Dems with other unhappy residents protested against the very high, unsightly, access-blocking, fence put up around Eltham Ave car park: Jen Simpson (who led the petition that got over 1,700 signatures), Bridget Orr & Cllr Frank O'Kelly-see Slough News

Jen Simpson, Bridget Orr and Cllr Frank O'Kelly (Lib Dem, Cippenham Village ward) at the fence

Councillor Frank O'Kelly, Chari & Lib Dem Cllr for Cippenham Village Ward

Councillor Frank O'Kelly, Chair of Slough Lib Dems & Lib Dem Cllr for Cippenham Village ward at the Village pond, just one of the many parts of Cippenham where he & a team of local residents take action to improve the environment

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Lib Dem Group of Cllrs

Slough Lib Dem Group of Cllrs (left to right: Cllr Zaffar Ajaib, Cllr Haqeeq Dar, Cllr Amjad Abbasi, Cllr Sabia Akram (Group Leader), Cllr Mohammed Nazir, Cllr Naveeda Qaseem, Cllr Waqas Sabah, Cllr Frank O'Kelly (Deputy Leader), Cllr Asim Naveed, (Cllr Jamila Sabah - on maternity leave). See below for: Community consultations and action on issues such as requesting improvements in bin collection and recycling, getting more funds for local infrastructure from developers, & tackling local sewage spills etc

Some Slough Lib Dems meet party Leader, Sir Ed Davey, MP

Cllr Sabia Akram, Leader of Slough Lib Dem Council Group (on the left) and other Slough Lib Dems meeting Sir Ed Davey, MP, Leader of the Lib Dem party. In Nov Cllr Akram successfully won unanimous support at a meeting of Slough Borough Council for a motion against hate crime: see Slough News below.

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International Affairs

Trump and the Wider World

The international stage has been shaken by a series of reckless and illegal actions from Donald Trump’s White House. Liberal Democrat members have passed a new motion to bolster our national defence and strengthen our alliances with reliable partners.

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15 Mar 2026
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Children & Families

A digital world fit for the next generation

For too long, tech giants have treated children as data to be mined, using addictive algorithms and harmful content to keep them scrolling. While some are calling for blanket bans, we know these are impractical and risk isolating vulnerable groups.

VC
15 Mar 2026
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