Mid Sussex Liberal Democrats

This week we are delivering Robert Eggleston's flying start leaflet, which lets you know more about his campaign, and why he's running to be Mid Sussex's next Lib Dem MP. You can download a copy of the leaflet here.

Robert Eggleston, parlimentary candidate for Mid Sussex, spent a rewarding day in East Grinstead on Saturday meeting with residents and the local community. It was a great opportunity to talk about our Build a Brighter Future manifesto, address key issues and discuss how the Liberal Democrats can make a real difference in Mid Sussex. Thanks to everyone who came along to talk to Robert and the rest of the team!

This week we are delivering Robert Eggleston's flying start leaflet, which lets you know more about his campaign, and why he's running to be Mid Sussex's next Lib Dem MP. You can download a copy of the leaflet here.

Calling all Mid Sussex Liberal Democrats.

If you're supporting the Liberal Democrats in the upcoming general election and would like to help make the campaign the biggest and most successful of our time, then please sign up to help us get Robert Eggleston elected to represent Mid Sussex in parliament and be one of the great number of seats the Liberal Democrats intend to win.

A very big thank you to everyone who supported Nick Chapman and the Liberal Democrats in the Franklands By-election. The result was as follows, with changes in vote shares from May this year:

Conservatives 458 48% change -4%

Nick Chapman:
Liberal Democrats 359 37% change +11%

Greens 82 9% change -6%

Labour 50 6% change -1%

Robert Eggleston, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Mid Sussex calls for a new plan to save the high street

National store closures reached a five year high in the first half of 2019 with 2,868 closures. It represents a 6.5% increase from 2018 and continues a trend that has been running for several years. Restaurant closures are running at 18 per week.

Mid Sussex District Council has launched a consultation on Site Allocations for additonal housing. This has a significant impact on Burgess Hill, and the Lib Dem Led Burgess Hill Town Council conducted a public meeting on Monday 13th October to enable residents to see the documents, ask questions, and find out how to respond to the consultation.