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Lib Dems Are The Largest Party on Camden Council
With 24 councillors, the Lib Dems are the largest group on Camden Council. The winning team in May 2006 is seen here on the steps of Camden Town Hall.
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Camden Liberal Democrats hold 24 out of the 54 seats on Camden Council, and have led the Council for the past four years. In the May 2006 council elections, the Lib Dems gained 13 seats - including 3 from the Conservatives - to bring an end to 35 years of Labour control of the town hall.
Lib Dems won a seat from the Conservatives in the September 2008 Hampstead by-election and two from Labour in by-elections in Haverstock in 2007 and Kentish Town in 2006.
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Wed 20th Jan 2010
West Hampstead and Kilburn transport campaigners have hit out at London's Tory Mayor Boris Johnson over TfL's weekend closures, which have been hitting residents and traders in NW6.
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Fri 10th Apr 2009
The Liberal Democrats have pulled off a stunning by-election win in the Belsize Ward.
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Sat 14th Mar 2009
Lib Dems on Camden Council have agreed to freeze council tax to help local residents through the recession.
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"Anyone who wants to pass laws in this country should pay this country's full taxes and not hide behind the special offshore status of non-doms. Non-doms have to tell the taxman that their first allegiance is to another country. No-one should be a British lawmaker whose first allegiance is not to Britain. "
Chris Huhne, Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary
www.libdems.org.uk - 2 March
"I think people are entitled to expect a sensible, stable government at a time when the country is facing very, very acute choices. We take what the markets are worrying about immensely seriously. We will not take any risk with the creditworthiness of the economy. "
Nick Clegg, Leader of the Liberal Democrats
Financial Times - 3 March
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