In our new film, Ed Davey sets out a vision for a fair deal for future generations.

Boris Johnson's failure to defend children's education meant that his Government spent the same amount in one month on Eat Out To Help Out as in a whole year for our children's school catch-up.

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Autumn Virtual Conference 2021 was a smorgasbord of policy-making, debate, fringe sessions, training and incredible speeches. So you'd be forgiven for missing something or other. Catch up on all the weekend's major events with our Autumn Conference 2021 Recapped.

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Boris Johnson's failure to defend our children's education meant that his Government spent the same amount in one month on Eat Out To Help Out as in a whole year for our children's school catch-up.

Imagine a future where our children's education is a priority. Where schools raise their mental well-being and their maths grades. Where they can excel at English and find their talent for music or sport. Where they grow into happy, healthy, adults.

Responding to news that the Government has paused its planning reforms, Cllr Gurinder Wadhwa, the Lib Dem spokesperson on Planning at Buckinghamshire Council said:

"This pause announced by the Government has to be an opportunity to deliver lasting and engaging planning policy to tackle the housing supply crisis and deliver affordable green homes in Buckinghamshire. The Government is on the ropes when it comes to planning. The constant tinkering with planning rules and ending local people's say over development in their area was the last straw for many. The Liberal Democrats want to see development that puts local community first, not profit and will deliver more carbon zero, high-quality, affordable homes."

In 2019/20, 4.9 million women were victims of sexual assault in England and Wales. This statistic is appalling. We must put an end to this.

The justice system is failing victims of domestic abuse. Only 2.4% of reported rape cases end in convictions. Out of 139,000 rapes estimated by the ONS, only 58,848 were reported to the police.