Burbage County Councillors Stuart Bray and Keith Lynch are calling on the County Council to reduce the current 40mph speed limit on Sapcote Road to 30mph.
Cllrs Stuart Bray and Keith Lynch (Lib Dem, Burbage Castle) have launched a petition and are urging local residents to back the campaign.
Stuart & Keith said, "Many residents in the Sapcote Road area have complained about cars going too fast along the stretch of Sapcote Road which is currently 40mph. We have heard tales of a number of near-misses which could have been quite serious accidents. We hope the County Council will consider this request. We urge as many people as possible sign the petition which we will be presenting to the next meeting of the Hinckley & Bosworth Highways Forum."
Hinckley and Bosworth's Liberal Democrats have welcomed news of more government support to help get local young people back into work or education.
Today Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Cleggis announcing nearly ten million pounds of funding to get young people in the East Midlands who are not in employment, education or training (NEET), earning or learning again.
A local Liberal Democrat councillor is urging people to sign a petition on the Number 10 website.
Cllr Michael Mullaney, (Hinckley, Trinity) today urged people in Hinckley and Bosworth to sign the e-petition which calls on the Chancellor to adopt plans that would fast track the introduction of a £10,000 income tax personal allowance.
Local councillors in Hinckley are urging residents to sign an online petition against plans to remove two hospital wards from the George Eliot Hospital.
The Arden Primary Care Trust are proposing to remove the Children's and Maternity wards from the George Eliot.
The petition, calling for the wards to be kept at the George Eliot, can be signed at http://campaigns.libdems.org.uk/Georgeeliotwards
The Leader of Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council, Cllr Stuart Bray (Lib Dem, Hinckley Castle), has promoted the second year of the authority freezing its Council Tax, with help from a Government scheme, whilst protecting frontline services, on the debut edition of a brand new BBC One political programme.
Local Liberal Democrats have welcomed news that business leaders have backed the £1bn Youth Contract, announced by Liberal Democrat Leader and Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg in November. The Youth Contract aims to ensure that all jobless young people are earning or learning again before long-term damage is done.