Lib Dem leader Tim Farron in Solihull to support our schools
Prospective Lib Dem MP Ade Adeyemo welcomed Lib Dem leader Tim Farron to Solihull to endorse Fair Funding for Solihull schools campaign.
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Lib Dems promise £30m extra for Solihull schools
Schools and colleges in Solihull Borough have been promised £30 million extra funding if the Liberal Democrats win power in the General Election on 8 June.
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Lib Dems announce £1bn of funding to transform mental health care
Mental health care matters in Solihull. Lib Dem councillors have fought hard to protect frontline acute mental health services here in Solihull, but Tory cuts have let us down.
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Lib Dems will make sure Solihull pensioners get an extra £770+ per year
More than 22,000 pensioners living in Solihull constituency will receive at least an extra £772 per year under Liberal Democrat manifesto plans to protect the ‘triple lock’ for state pensions.
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Lib Dems will invest £7bn in schools to protect funding per pupil
The Liberal Democrats have announced they will invest nearly £7bn more in schools and colleges over the next parliament. This means that crippling Conservative cuts to frontline school and college budgets here in Solihull will be reversed.
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What does Solihull’s future look like?
Ade Adeyemo sets out his vision for sustainable growth and development in Solihull.
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Schools in Solihull Borough set to lose £11.8 million
Government funding cuts mean Solihull Borough is set to lose £11.8 million by 2019 equivalent to cutting 317 full time teachers.
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Lib Dems penny for NHS would raise £24m extra for Solihull
Health and social care in Solihull is in crisis. Ade responds to the Liberal Democrat’s first major manifesto commitment to properly fund the NHS and social care.
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Lib Dems launch campaign to elect popular Councillor as MP
Liberal Democrats in Solihull have taken to the streets to launch their campaign to elect Ade Adeyemo as MP of Solihull on the 8th of June.
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Speaking up for children’s mental health services
A joint report by the Health and Education Committees published on Tuesday 2nd May has found schools and colleges are having to cut back on mental health services.
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