100 Days In Power
Following the local elections in May 2022, the Liberal Democrats took over the leadership of Stockport council as the largest party, with 28 seats to Labour's 25.
We are the Liberal Democrat Regional Party covering Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Region exists to carry out campaigns activities, support our parliamentary representatives and candidates, provide training and mentoring for our dedicated activists and engage members. We also co-ordinate voluntary efforts across the region and run a twice-yearly conference for all North West members.
Following the local elections in May 2022, the Liberal Democrats took over the leadership of Stockport council as the largest party, with 28 seats to Labour's 25.
The annual Lib Dem Christmas Draw has been running for more than 20 years with a host of great prizes.
"Along with the whole of our country, I am utterly heartbroken by the news of the passing of Her Majesty the Queen.
The Lib Dem North West Region stretches from Crewe to Carlisle. It covers the areas of Cheshire, Cumbria, Merseyside, Lancashire and Greater Manchester.
We are delighted to reveal our first two guest speakers for the Autumn 2022 North West Lib Dem Conference.
Plan needed immediately after damage to ICU and demolition of Outpatients B Department
After winning a substantial 6.500 majority in Hazel Grove constituency, new MP Lisa Smart is already getting down to business with her constituency work.
Oldham Liberal Democrats will force a vote on whether Oldham Council should withdraw from the controversial Greater Manchester-wide housing scheme ‘Places for Everyone’ at the next Full Council meeting on July 10th.
Oldham Liberal Democrat Leader councillor Howard Sykes MBE has warned that of an alarming loss of public football pitches across the north of England could “crush grassroots football”.
Parks staff redeployed to tackle weeds despite promises cuts would not impact green spaces
New data uncovered by the Liberal Democrats has revealed that a staggering 73% of burglary cases across Oldham went unsolved in 2023, up 7% on 2022.