Ian Sollom

It's been another whirlwind week! Our amazing teams of deliverers and canvassers have been pounding the pavement in all weather, distributing thousands of leaflets and knocking on countless doors all over South Cambs. Last week we smashed our target of 3000 contact attempts, and thanks to all our volunteers’ tireless efforts, we’re all set to keep up this momentum till polling day.

Photograph: Grimshaw Architects/PA The Guardian 14 September 2019: ' "Citizens’ assemblies will decide what action should be taken on the climate crisis, the Treasury’s ability to stymie green measures will be neutralised and the Green Investment Bank will be revived under proposals set to be key planks of the Liberal Democrats’ general election bid.Along with sweeping reform of Whitehall, including bringing back a department of climate change, local government would be given new powers to cut emissions, there would be a moratorium on airport expansion and an end to fracking, and the UK would achieve net-zero carbon status by 2045 – five years sooner than the current government goal.“Moving to net-zero is a complete game-changer,” Wera Hobhouse, the Lib Dem spokesperson for the environment and climate change, told the Guardian. “The whole of government and society need to understand the need to get to net-zero – everything we do needs to be seen in terms of that target.” '