A no deal Brexit will cost Watford £1.34bn, Three Rivers and Watford £2.24bn

Council leaders Sara Bedford and Peter Taylor of Three Rivers and Watford Councils unite to call for more Police. Both areas have suffered over recent years from a reduction in police officers. Residents across Watford and Three Rivers have seen increased issues with crime, most noticeably antisocial behaviour. As the communities continue to grow we need our fair share of policing. 

Liberal Democrat campaigners in Watford have launched a campaign to keep Woodside ward within the Watford Parliamentary Constituency. The campaign slogan is "Woodside is Watford".

Watford's parks have won eleven prestigious 'Green Flag' awards - topping the league table in Herts for a second year running.

The Government are allowing train companies to raise rail fares by nearly 4% - the highest increase in five years.

The price hike is a result of rising inflation since the EU referendum. Watford's Deputy Mayor is urging action to reduce fares for Watford passengers - who already pay more for travel than residents closer to central London in town like Epping in zone 6.

Lib Dem councillors in Garston have worked with local residents to save a bus service threatened with cancellation.

Watford’s Deputy Mayor Peter Taylor has been selected as the Liberal Democrat candidate to contest next year’s Mayoral election in Watford.

A vital local NHS service is under threat. A respite centre for disabled children - this is a clear outrage. Please do support and promote the campaign.

Watford had the closest result in the country in the Brexit referendum. I believe Watford's MP needs to reflect that and seek a moderated Brexit. 

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