Liberal Democrats

@LibDems

For a fair deal. 🔶 Leader: @EdwardJDavey 🔶 Deputy Leader: @LibDemDaisy Promoted by Liberal Democrats, 66 Buckingham Gate, SW1E 6AU.

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Joined May 2007

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@LibDems

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First it was stealth taxes on households, and now it’s a stealth tax on our high streets. The government is hammering businesses, we need an urgent VAT cut for hospitality services now.

LibDems's tweet image. First it was stealth taxes on households, and now it’s a stealth tax on our high streets.

The government is hammering businesses, we need an urgent VAT cut for hospitality services now.

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David Lammy was right in 2020 when he called the jury system fundamental to our constitution. Now the government wants to remove juries from all but the most serious cases. It is dangerous and wrong and the Prime Minister must reverse it.

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Daisy Cooper MP 🔶

@libdemdaisy

3 h

⚠️ WOW. High streets are being hit with a business rates bombshell. Chancellor has serious questions to answer: ❓How many businesses will pay rates for the first time? ❓How many will see bills go up? ❓Why isn’t she using the powers she gave herself to help high streets?

Liberal Democrats

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7 h

Instead of hammering the country with taxes, the chancellor should be tackling the cost of living and helping businesses grow by cutting red tape. The biggest path to growth is repairing our relationship with Europe. @CalumMillerLD

LibDems's tweet image. Instead of hammering the country with taxes, the chancellor should be tackling the cost of living and helping businesses grow by cutting red tape.

The biggest path to growth is repairing our relationship with Europe.
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Liberal Democrats

@LibDems

10 h

Young people are feeling hopeless because escaping debt and achieving basic goals like owning a home seem like impossible dreams. Labour have shot their ambition and the ambition of working people with their stealth tax rises in this budget.

Liberal Democrats

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20 h

This was a hopeless budget.

Liberal Democrats

@LibDems

21 h

People need hope.

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22 h

“What people actually need is a belief that any sacrifices they are making now are going to be for a purpose” Liberal Democrat Calum Miller says the Budget was “hopeless” and should have helped business and the cost of living instead of “hammering” the UK with taxes #bbcqt

Liberal Democrats

@LibDems

Nov 27

Tune into BBC1 after the News at 10 or live on BBC iPlayer from 9pm to catch @CalumMillerLD on @bbcquestiontime!

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Scottish Lib Dems

@scotlibdems

Nov 26

The Government has deliberately turned its back on the single most effective step it could take to kick-start growth and fill the £90 billion Brexit-shaped hole in the public finances. We need a new Customs Union with the EU to get our economy growing.

Liberal Democrats

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Nov 27

Rachel Reeves is the continuity Conservative chancellor.

Liberal Democrats

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Nov 27

Fixed it for @Nigel_Farage

Politics UK

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Nov 27

🚨 NEW: Reform UK has spent £700k on double-page ads in today's Telegraph, Times, Sun, Mail, Express and Metro papers [@christiancalgie]

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Liberal Democrats

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Nov 27

The Chancellor's chosen to copy the Conservatives with a stealth tax. You can't tax your way to growth.

Liberal Democrats

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Nov 27

This Government has chosen to reject the single biggest thing it could do to turbocharge economic growth and repair the £90 billion Brexit black hole. For millions of people struggling with higher bills this was a botched budget.