The plans include:

Breaking up the banks and a Banking Levy

Getting the banks lending

Local Enterprise Funds

Regional Stock Exchanges

Supporting mutuals Commenting, Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg said:

"At the heart of our plans for economic change is a simple insight: we need to devolve and disperse economic power, particularly in the banking sector.

According to new calculations the Electoral Reform Society now deems Woking to be a marginal seat. We Liberal Democrats have always known it is, but is good to have confirmation from such a highly regarded body.

According to Andy White, Research officer "An updated version of the dataset compiled this morning now has Woking as a marginal."

Rosie welcomed the launch of the Lib Dem green economy plans today. "I have always been interested in environmental issues, long before they were fashionable. I was a pioneer in recycling, energy conservation and tree planting on Woking Borough. The Lib Dems have always been the greenest of the main parties, with a very strong set of green policies."

Since Nick Clegg's debate victory we have had a massive upsurge in interest in our campaign. Unlike the other 2 main parties we rely almost exclusively on local people for funding and admin and other work. During an election there is always more we could do if we had extra bodies. So if you can spare half an hour to deliver some leaflets locally or have time to stuff envelopes while watching the TV, or even just putting a poster in your window or garden, please contact Tony Kremer on a.kremer@ntlworld.com or phone 01483 764351.

Rosie set up a blog in the run up to the election and has been astounded by the number of visitors! Literally in the thousands. Click on Rosie's name to open the blog or click the tab on the left.

Recent posts include, youth voting, Equitable Life, the Lib Dem tax policy to give average tax payers £700, and much more.

Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg today visited the maternity unit at Kingston Hospital with Miriam Gonzalez Durantez, where one of their sons was born.

They then later met Liberal Democrat Candidate for Richmond Park Susan Kramer, Liberal Democrat Candidate for Kingston & Surbiton Edward Davey and campaigners from the Save Kingston Hospital group.

Last night was the first of the three televised Leaders' debates. Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, debated with Gordon Brown and David Cameron about domestic affairs. Subjects discussed included immigration, healthcare and education.

You can watch the debate online here.

The polls following the first ever Party Leaders General Election debate on ITV are showing that Nick Clegg has won a convincing victory over David Cameron and Gordon Brown. The debate was the first ever Leaders debate during a UK General Election campaign, and the pollsters are giving it as a big victory for Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats.

Nick Clegg has launched the Liberal Democrat General Election manifesto. The manifesto sets out four clear priorities of fair taxes, a fair chance for every child, a fair economy, and a fair deal by cleaning up politics.

At the launch, Nick Clegg said:

"Every manifesto needs to have an idea at its heart. The basic idea that animates this manifesto is something I have always believed. I believe every single person is extraordinary.

On Monday night, Woking Liberal Democrats launched their General Election and Council election campaigns with a rally in Westfield. Here they formally adopted Rosie Sharpley as their candidate for MP on May 6.

The rally was attended by over 60 people from across Woking and neighbouring villages. The guest speaker was Lord McNally, leader of the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords.