Senior Liberal Democrats are warning George Osborne to resist pressure from the Tory right to retreat from the Con-Lib coalition government's agreement on increasing capital gains tax in next week's Budget

Jo Christie-Smith is inviting entries for the new edition of Who's Who in the Liberal Democrats: Who’s Who in the Lib Dems is not just for Parliamentarians and the great and the good, they are already covered in the Lib Dems website (and even better on the new Lib Dem website that will be coming soon and I’ve had a sneak preview of). No, Who’s Who in the Lib Dems is also for...

The Liberal Democrats have slumped to their lowest poll rating in eighteen months as traditional supporters desert the party in the wake of the Budget.

From The Telegraph: George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, is facing demands to “pay back” £55,000 in capital gains tax, which critics say he is morally obliged to pay after “flipping” his designated second property. The Liberal Democrats said they had calculated how much capital gains tax Mr Osborne avoided by the way he designated his London family

When the Liberal Democrats announced their original tax cut plan, plenty of Tories thought they were on a winner. They wondered why George Osborne didn't get in on the act. I think we have discovered since then, precisely why. First,...

George Osborne warned the Liberal Democrats yesterday that their policies will come under intense scrutiny following Nick Clegg's victory in the first televised leader's debate.

George Osborne put in a fiery and impressive performance in the Chancellor’s debate today, firing off some memorable one-liners as well as unveiling a letter from the former head of the anti-avoidance group at the Treasury questioning the sums on which the Lib Dems’ tax plans depend. Indeed, since the Lib Dems surged, Osborne has found another level to his public performances. Today...

The party has this morning issued the following briefing note on the achievements of the Lib Dems within the Coalition Government … In just 10 weeks since the start of the Coalition Government, the Liberal Democrats have exerted a huge influence over its agenda. Going into the election the Liberal Democrats made clear that they

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have yet to hand in their account to the Electoral Commission and according to the Electoral Commission "the resulting fine will depend on how late they are".As members of the Lib Dems we are consistently asked for cash to keep the party campaigning, but it must be a real disincentive to Welsh Lib Dems to know the Welsh Lib Dems accounting unit are so profligate with fi...

There’s a great article in today’s Times [£] praising the Liberal Democrats and fancying the party’s prospects between now and 2015. Rachel Sylvester writes that although the received wisdom says coalition government has ruined the Lib Dems’ chances, it’s too early to write them off: The Liberal Democrats could end up doing a lot better