In July 2016, in the aftermath of the referendum, the Liberal Democrats were a lone voice calling for a final say on whatever deal was done on Brexit.

Today, an estimated 700,000 people marched on the streets of London, calling for a people's vote on Brexit.

That makes it the biggest protest since the Iraq War.

Slough Lib Dems invite residents to join in their Autumn campaigns & events. For further details email: info@sloughlibdems.org.uk twitter: @SloughLibDems

1. Sat 27th Oct: 11.00-3.00 campaigning in slected Slough shopping areas for a Peoples Vote on the final Brexit Deal with an option to Remain in the EU. Also asking residents to show their views about Brexit on the Slough Brexitometer. Residents are invited to come along and help for some or all of the time, or just chat.

Slough Lib Dems are campaigning for the people to make the final decision on Brexit, and not the politicians. A recent article in the Slough Express on 17 Aug showed Slough was one of the constiuencies that seems to have changed its mind about Brexit and would now vote to remain in the EU.

Many people are worried about the damage that Brexit might do to the NHS and the economy. The British Medical Association recently stated that any version of Brexit would be bad for the health of the nation.

Lib Dem Robert Plimmer is delighted to have stormed ahead of the Tories into second place in Cippenham Meadows in the recent elections to Slough Council. In his Lib Dem Focus newsletter Robert thanks all those residents who supported the Lib Dem campaign.

In his Thank-you Focus Robert also highlights the Lib Dem support for the NHS. Nationally the Lib Dems have consistently been calling for extra funding to support vital NHS services. Locally the Lib Dems are campaigning against Slough's Labour-run Council privatising some of the local community health services that used to be run by the NHS from Upton Hospital.

Slough Lib Dems congratulate the NHS on 70 years of providing free healthcare for UK residents.

The Lib Dems have campaigned for years for the NHS to get extra funding through a one penny increase in the rate of income tax. Robert Plimmer welcomes extra NHS funding recently announced by the Tory Government. But, experts said there are still massive gaps in Tory plans. No extra was announced for vital training of new nurses etc, or for social care, or for vital public health services that help prevent ill-health.

Over the last five weeks, hundreds of Liberal Democrat activists have been hard at work campaigning in Lewisham East, for our fantastic candidate, Lucy Salek.

And last night, their hard work was rewarded - we quadrupled our share of the vote and delivered a 19% swing against Labour - the largest swing against a Labour opposition since 1983.

Lib Dem campaigner Robert Plimmer has been continuing to campaign alongside residents in his Cippenham Meadows ward and across Slough.

In letters to the local papers published on 27 April Robert highlighted his campaign to get action to deal with the 12 utility boxes he had identified in Cippenham Meadows with exposed contents due to damaged or missing cabinet doors. Robert reported the utility boxes to Slough Borough Council because of the health and safety issues. As a result, the Council have issued notices requesting emergency repairs by Virgin Media.

After a successful Lib Dem campaign Robert Plimmer increased his share of the vote in Cippenham Meadows by 50% in the Slough Council election on Thursday 3 May.

This increase in Robert's support was enough for him to overtake the Tory candidate and storm into second place.

Many residents said how much they appreciate the hard work Robert does in Cippenham throughout the year. This is often based on Robert and his Lib Dem Focus team listening to the concerns of the local community, and also developing positive policies on issues such as health and housing for the whole of Slough.