The Liberal Democrats have now annouced the roles of their MPs in their new Commons Team.

We look forward to the team taking positive parliamentary action on the issues we all care about, such as the climate crisis, social injustice and Britain's economic performance.

The team's portfolios can be found below:

Some of you may have started receiving emails and calls to action from our new Local Party Organiser, Lucy Mannion. Lucy took on the role at the start of the year. She has been getting to grips with organising the office and meeting members.

Lucy says, "It has been a busy first couple of weeks. I look forward to meeting all the members over the coming months and I am really keen to set up some more social events and to keep the campaigning energy from the General Election going."

An open meeting is being held in Totnes with Wera Hobhouse MP and Sarah Wollaston MP to discuss plans for local and national action to tackle climate change.

Caroline Voaden MEP will be chairing the meeting.

The meeting will take place at the Totnes Boating Association Clubhouse, Steamer Quay, Totnes. TQ9 5AL

Alan Kerr, Chair of South Hams Liberal Democrats, today confirmed that Dr Sarah Wollaston will be the Lib Dem candidate for Totnes constituency in the event of an early General Election.

"The party is in full general election mode and we are completing our preparations for an all-out campaign to retain this crucial seat." he said.

Supreme Court judgement rules unanimously that Boris Johnson's prorogation of Parliament was unlawful. The judgement of the 11 judges upholds the view that the PM had "improper purpose." The Government are yet again showing themselves wholly incapable of solving the Brexit crisis.

The Liberal Democrat Party Conference was like a breath of fresh air and it was lovely to be there with Caroline Voaden and Keith Smith.

It wasn't just sunshine on the outside in Bournemouth, there was genuine warmth and optimism from around the main hall, fringes and networks. I was at home amongst hundreds of first time attendees enjoying the wide ranging debates around the motions and policy ideas.

All the signs are currently showing that we are fast approaching the calling of a General Election . It appears that we have been given some breathing space as the Prime Minister continues to box himself into a corner. However, it is difficult to see how a General Election cannot take place within the foreseeable future.