Dave Radcliffe

Campaigning for Birmingham Selly Oak

Local Liberal Democrats have selected Dave Radcliffe as their Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for the new Birmingham Selly Oak constituency.

Dave Radcliffe has a record of campaigning for local services, including better kerbside recycling collections. He has also fought against the closure of local post offices by the Labour Government and Royal Mail.

Dave Radcliffe lives locally in Stirchley and works for a Birmingham university. Dave was elected to Birmingham City Council in June 2004 and is one of the 3 Lib Dem councillors for the Selly Oak Ward. He is currently Chair of the City Council's Audit Committee, cracking down on fraud, and ensuring the city gets value for money.

A keen cyclist, Dave enjoys mountain biking and cycling on road. He chairs the City's "Cycling Advisory Group" - which provides a link between Councillors, local cycling groups, and council officers.

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Recent News from Dave Radcliffe

Sun 28th Feb 2010:

High Street Action.

Liberal Democrats in Birmingham have set out plans to revitalise Britain's high streets, protect the future of Post Offices, and help small businesses establish and grow in a fairer marketplace.

Wed 17th Feb 2010:

Abolish University Tuition Fees.

"The Liberal Democrats are the only mainstream party committed to scrapping university tuition fees," says Lib Dem Prospective MP Dave Radcliffe. Dave has pledged to vote against any increase in student fees.

Mon 1st Feb 2010:

Pothole Action Call.

"Action is needed to identify and repair roads damaged by the recent sub-zero temperatures," says Lib Dem Councillor Dave Radcliffe (Selly Oak Ward). He has welcomed news that the Council has organised four additional repair crews to carry out urgent repair works and allocated an additional £600,000.

Wed 20th Jan 2010:

Lib Dems blast Brown after news that Cadbury takeover was financed by taxpayers through RBS.

Allowing a taxpayer-owned bank to lend money so Kraft could take over Cadbury's is 'plain wrong', Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg told Gordon Brown at Prime Ministers Questions today.

Mon 11th Jan 2010:

Dave Radcliffe puts fairness at the heart of the Liberal Democrat campaign.

The Liberal Democrats have announced they will fight the General Election on four key principles, designed to make Britain a fairer place. Dave Radcliffe, Parliamentary Spokesman for Birmingham Selly Oak, today set out the four campaign priorities: fair taxes; a fair start for every child; fair, clean and local politics and a fair, green economy with jobs that last.

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