The Tories have been accused of cynically targeting vulnerable young people to slash government spending by Beverley Nielsen, the Lib Dem candidate in the West Midland Mayoral campaign.

Beverley Nielsen, the Lib Dem candidate for West Midlands Mayor, wants to clean up our streets by enforcing a zero-tolerance approach to littering.

Birmingham City Council is in danger of destroying its historic Jewellery Quarter (JQ) by focusing on new residential space, and ignoring the small manufacturers which gave the area its name, says Lib Dem Mayoral candidate, Beverley Nielsen.

On Thursday April 20^th, the six candidates vying to be West Midlands Metro Mayor went head-to-head during a televised debate. The debate was chaired by Patrick Burns the Midlands political editor of the BBC and was shown on BBC One at 22:45.

The candidates faced audience questions and outlined their vision for the role of Metro Mayor.

Liberal Democrat candidate Beverley Nielsen gave her vision for what she called “the greatest region in the UK” and argued the West Midlands will “change the world again” through “ingenuity, creativity and our innovation and design”.

Beverley visits Wade Ceramics

Low productivity and limited access to finance have bedevilled Britain's SME manufacturers for decades. The Lib Dems' Mayoral candidate in the West Midlands, Beverley Nielsen, believes the solutions lie in Germany.

Thirteen stall-holders from Birmingham's historic Bullring market have filed a class action suit against the city council, demanding lower rents and rates, in a long-running row about their leases.

Lib Dem Mayoral Candidate, Beverley Nielsen, today unveils her partnership with Elonex to promote her campaign, 'Lib Dems Deliver' in the final run up to the first West Midlands Mayoral Election, 4th May 2017, which will see giant electronic posters at major sites across the region urging people to vote for her.

On April 8^th Liberal Democrat candidate for West Midlands Metro Mayor, Beverley Nielsen, launched her manifesto at the regional Liberal Democrat conference in Wolverhampton.

She called for ‘‘radical change’’ and promised to ‘“sweep aside the outdated two-party system”. 

West Midland councils mustn't make black cab drivers, and passengers, the innocent casualties of their anti-pollution campaigns, according to Beverley Nielsen, the Lib Dem candidate in the regional Mayoral election.

Read more at the Birmingham Mail.