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Tag Archives: Church Ward
John Lennon Comes back to “Allerton in August”
The 1st of August kicks off a month of activity led by councillors, traders and community groups to get the business and residential communities going again in the Liverpool 18 area. Not only are we having a series of events … Continue reading
37 years a councillor (and still going strong!!)
At midnight tonight I complete my 37th year as a Councillor. I was first elected in1975 for St Michaels. In 1980 the ward was split and I was elected for the Dingle Ward and left the Council in 1984. In … Continue reading
Onwards and upwards – seat by seat!
I hope that this blog makes sense! Yesterday I was working for 22 hours (well the last two of those hours were watching the results on the BBC). Locally, we had hoped for three gains and were a very sad … Continue reading
Lib Dems field strong candidates in every seat in Liverpool for May 2 elections
For the second year running Liverpool Lib Dems are contesting all of the 30 seats up for election and this is one of the strongest teams we have put before the Liverpool electorate for many years. These seats were last … Continue reading
I’m still angry so I’m standing again on May 2nd
A personal message to the people of Church Ward Today I have submitted my nomination papers and can confirm that I will be seeking re-election for the Council in May. As I have gone around meeting people in my Church … Continue reading
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Motion to Council on Calderstones Park backs campaign by local residents in the High Court
Does this look like a brownfield site to you? No me neither. Does it look like part of the Park? It does to me and to you I have no doubt! On the day that local campaigners travel to the … Continue reading
The Partnership with Redrow does nothing for social housing in Liverpool
The partnership between Redrow and Liverpool Council does nothing to provide homes for the needy in our City In my last blog I gave most of the answers that Lib Dems received to questions that we posed at the last … Continue reading
Allerton Road – A great District Centre for all your needs
Come and see what Allerton Road has to offer on Saturday when there will be community stalls at the Farmers Market and the Lord Lieutenant of Merseyside will be visiting the Farmers Market and retailers. Over the past few weeks … Continue reading
