• Camden Town Hall

     

  • Celebrating a by-election win in Haverstock in June 2010.

  • Cllr Linda Chung and Simon Hughes MP campaigning in Hampstead

  • Camden Liberal Democrats are working to deliver better services for people across the whole of Camden.
  • Celebrating a by-election win in Haverstock in June 2010.
  • Cllr Linda Chung and Simon Hughes MP campaigning in Hampstead Town.

Welcome to Camden Liberal Democrats Website

Camden Liberal Democrats are campaigning to make Camden a prosperous, exciting and safe place to live. We work to:

  • build local community spirit and strengthen the power they have over the issues that effect them,
  • strengthen the local services on which Camden residents rely,
  • make Camden a more sustainable environment and works to minimise our impact on the world's resources.

We were the largest party on Camden Council and led it in a coalition between 2006 and 2010. Camden Liberal Democrats are now the official opposition. 

Camden residents also have a Liberal Democrat Member of the European Parliament, Sarah Ludford MEP, and a dynamic team on the London Assembly, led by Caroline Pidgeon

 

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Save Kilburn Citizens Advice Bureau!

Local campaigners outside the Kilburn Citizens Advice Bureau

Local residents have reacted angrily to the news that the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) on the Kilburn High Road is to close its doors in the summer.
The CAB provides face-to-face advice advice services on debt, housing, welfare benefits and other matters to Kilburn and other NW6  residents, some of whom are very disadvantaged. James King, who lives round the corner from the CAB, said
 "While we appreciate that savings need to be made because of  the country’s deficit, it is odd that Camden Council is providing new CAB premises in Regents Park at the same time that the Kilburn service is being shut down. 
“It is unacceptable that there is now no advice service at all in the north or northwest of the borough.”