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10-11 May 2025 – the weekend’s press releases

By Mark Valladares | Mon 12th May 2025 - 11:50 pm

Davey creates ‘Reform Watch’ team to keep Trumpian councils honest
Lib Dems call on Government to ‘step up’ and pay care workers properly
Cole-Hamilton comments on Edinburgh cyberattack

Davey creates ‘Reform Watch’ team to keep Trumpian councils honest

Ed Davey has established a new national “Reform Watch’ scrutiny board, bringing together local Liberal Democrat leaders in areas where Reform has taken control to take a coordinated approach to opposition and holding them to account.

The Liberal Democrats came second to Reform at last week’s local elections, winning more councillors than both Labour and the Conservatives for the first time ever.

The Board will be chaired …

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Posted in News, Press releases and Scotland | Also tagged Alex Cole-Hamilton, amanda hopgood, cyber security, ed davey, helen morgan and social care | Leave a comment

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