Our Campaigns

Integrated Care Board should increase funding for Wellbrook GP Surgery in Hilton

The opening of a large care home on the Salt Box Café site will mean a significant increase in demand for GP services, and fewer GP appointments available.  This will put extra pressure on the GP (doctors) surgery, which is already struggling to serve all its patients.  More funding is required for this surgery so that it can continue to serve all its patients adequately.

Hilton Brook Car Park

Ask Marstons to reconsider

I wish Marston's to reallow short stay free car parking at the Hilton Brook Pub to show their commitment to the local community and ease congestion in the local area.

Fix the potholes

There is a plague of potholes across Derbyshire.  They damage vehicles. The government says it has provided money to the council to fix the potholes - but there are still thousands of them. They are costing us in damage to our vehicles, reflected in the two million pounds compensation paid out by Derbyshire County Council already this year.

Grahame Andrew said "Repairing potholes promptly reduces the claims against the Council, repairing them properly saves long term revenue"

More GPs needed in South Derbyshire

Despite land at several locations being set aside in planning agreements for new doctors surgeries, these have not yet been built. Sign our petition to call on Derbyshire, Derby and Burton's integrated care systems (ICS) to build and open new GP (doctors) surgeries and to find GPs to staff them.

More dentists needed in South Derbyshire

In some parts of South Derbyshire patients per dentist has risen to 3,000

We call on the Government to increase the number of NHS dental appointments available. In particular, we call on the Government to increase training places for new dentists, reform NHS dental contracts and make it easier to recruit experienced dentists to fill dental vacancies. We call on the health board to provide NHS dental opportunities for all parts of Derby.

Stop dumping sewage in our rivers

Sewage dumping levels are at their highest level for years

Water firms are failing to disclose how much sewage is being discharged into rivers, lakes and coastlines. Where it is monitored, water companies pumped sewage into our rivers and seas more than 1 million times over the past three years.

Environmental Information Requests by the Liberal Democrats revealed that water firms could be guitly of a scandalous cover up.