Caring LibDem Policies are Popular in Council Elections:
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Across the nation, Liberal Democrats are stronger in local government than in Westminster; recent election results prove there's considerable interest in our area...
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SO LET US BE POSITIVE!
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Thanks to David Howarth and his loyal team (above), Penwortham has 8 LibDem Councillors and a LibDem Mayor...
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Being positive again, our 'Local Plan' is to give everyone the opportunity to vote for our policies by having a candidate in every ward in future local elections...
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The next key date was to have been West Lancashire & Chorley Borough Council elections ~ on Thursday 7th May, where our co-ordinators are David Thomas and John Pigott respectively.
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Unfortunately all elections have been postponed until next year ~ giving David and John much more time to organise...
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We plan 'Area Support Groups' throughout our constituencies; check below to find LibDem activists ~ and potential candidates ~ needing your support!
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Bretherton & Croston
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Eccleston & Heskin
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Leyland
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Penwortham
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Ormskirk
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Skelmersdale
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'West Lancs North': Banks, Hesketh Bank, North Meols, Rufford & Tarleton
What about Parliament?
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Its a fact that many people are (or at least were) enjoying the initial 'benefits' of global warming ~ as well as the apparently cheap food offered by industrial farming...
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LibDem Policies are based on Hard Truth, Facts and Reality ~ which means they aren't as easy to sell as Labour and Tory dreams (or even fibs?).
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Until Proportional Representation brings fairness to our national politics the LibDems and their MP's will never give up!
Europe might eventually be different too...
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Liberal Democrats remain positive about co-operating with the European Union.
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Only time will tell if the Tories very own 'Wizard of Oz' (aka Alexander B. de Pfeffel-Johnson) can negotiate a 'deal' with the EU ~ which will truly benefit everyone in the UK...
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When The Wiz fails, you can be sure the LibDems will have a fair and forward looking alternative!
The contents of this page have been affected by the current medical situation; as with all other sectors of society we will be back when life returns to normal...
