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Cabot Liberal Democrats

Welcome to the website of Cabot Ward Liberal Democrats. Cabot is a council ward in the City of Bristol. The ward is in the parliamentary constituency of Bristol West, where the MP is Liberal Democrat spokesman for Higher and Further Education Stephen Williams.

Here you can find information about the Lib-Dems in Cabot ward; the Lib-Dem councillors for Cabot ward, Mark Wright and Alex Woodman; and also information about the ward itself. This website is intended to be an information resource and news source for Cabot residents, although of course anyone is welcome here! There is also a page for Cabot at the Bristol Lib Dem site.

If you live in Cabot and are registered to vote, you will be mailed a polling card before elections telling you which Cabot polling station you should go to in order to vote. If you want to see if you live inside Cabot, you can get a useful map of Cabot ward from the Bristol City Council website (404 kB); or you can find out which ward you live in using the Council's Ward Finder with your postcode.

In rough terms, Cabot Ward includes: Spike Island, Baltic Wharf, Redcliffe Hill, Queen's Square, Baldwin St, the City Centre, the Old City, Broadmead, Cannon's Marsh, Brandon Hill, Park St, the University, Kingsdown, Dove St, the east side of Whiteladies Rd, the south side of Cotham Hill and Cotham Brow, and the west side of Stokes Croft.

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Local Campaign News

1 Mar 2010 - Housing Chief Mark Wright's account of sleeping rough in Bristol

On a relatively unusual day in my life I'm going to be sleeping rough for charity, to raise the profile of homelessness in the city. More...

10 Feb 2010 - Lib Dems take action on Empty Homes

The Lib Dems running Bristol council are taking action against the large number of empty homes in the city. More...

4 Jan 2010 - Lib Dem action to control Council Snooping

The Lib Dems have taken action in Bristol to control the amount of "snooping" that the city council might undertake. More...

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