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Bill Newton Dunn - Liberal Democrat Member of the European Parliament for the East Midlands

Welcome to the website of Bill Newton Dunn and the East Midlands Liberal Democrats

Bill Newton Dunn represents the East Midlands for Liberal Democrats in the European Parliament. This site has more details and news about his work and campaigning for the East Midlands.

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Bill Newton Dunn and the UK Liberal Democrat MEPs are members of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats in Europe (ALDE) in the European Parliament. Click on the logo to the left to visit the ALDE website.

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The East Midlands covers the six counties of Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire.


MEP to vote for ban on outdoor patio heater

Wed 30th Jan 2008

Bill Newton Dunn (Liberal Democrat MEP for the East Midlands) is calling on the EU to review the use of patio heaters, especially popular in bars and restaurants, due to their high production of harmful CO2 emissions.

Europe's new and promising climate change plans unveiled

Thu 24th Jan 2008

Bill Newton Dunn (Liberal Democrat MEP for the East Midlands) has welcomed the European Commission's new proposals on how to tackle climate change efficiently and on how to ensure more secure energy supplies in Europe in the future.

Bill Newton Dunn delighted about new Lib Dem party leader

Tue 18th Dec 2007

Bill Newton Dunn (Liberal Democrat MEP for the East Midlands) welcomes the outcome of today's Liberal Democrat party leader election and congratulates Nick Clegg.

EU guarantees fundamental rights for all

Wed 12th Dec 2007

The Charter of Fundamental Rights, a single document containing legally enforceable human rights provisions for citizens in the EU, was signed in Strasbourg on Wednesday 12th December 2007.

Clegg and Huhne at Regional Conference

Mon 29th Oct 2007

Lib Dems in the East Midlands will get their chance to quiz the two leadership hopefuls at their conference in Derby this weekend.

Dundee LibDems urged to get involved in leadership debate

LibDem Euro MP welcomes cheaper roaming tariffs for mobile phone users in the East Midlands

Tue 22nd May 2007

On Wednesday 23rd, MEPs in Strasbourg are likely to approve an EU Regulation for Roaming charges set by Mobile Phone companies.

Europe celebrates 50 successful years but the EU must continue its work

Mon 26th Mar 2007

To mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Rome Treaty in 1957, Bill Newton Dunn (Liberal Democrat MEP for East Midlands) commented that:

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