Daniel Gregg, a Liberal Democrat councillor in Greyfriars, Preston, has come out as non-binary and is calling for the city to embrace its trans and ethnic minority communities. They came […]
4 years ago Liberal Democrats looking to ‘greater powers’ to make Preston carbon neutralThe Liberal Democrats are looking to call to ‘greater powers’ to get Preston City Council to do more to become carbon neutral. Cllr Debbie Shannon, Cadley ward, wants Preston City […]
4 years ago Preston Lib Dems urge council to take action to halt a No Deal BrexitA Preston councillor is asking the city council to put pressure on the city’s MPs to reject a No Deal Brexit. Liberal Democrat councillor Tony Raisbeck has tabled the motion […]
5 years ago Lib Dem surge causes confusion over who Preston’s ‘political opposition’ now isPreston’s Lib Dem councillors are locked in talks tonight with their Tory counterparts after a surge in support. Liberal Democrats took Cadley, Greyfriars along with Ingol and Cottam to secure […]
5 years ago Advertisement Advertisement Preston local elections 2019: See what each party wants to achieveA knock at the door on a Saturday afternoon, it’s not the latest delivery from ASOS but someone wanting your vote. Local elections are in full swing for Preston City […]
5 years ago Guest opinion: Liberal Democrats outline their local election pledges for PrestonAs we go into these local elections it is probable that public confidence in politics and politicians is at its lowest ebb in living memory – and let’s be honest, […]
5 years ago Preston local election 2019 candidates confirmedPreston goes to the polls in an all-out local election during May. All seats are up for election in the first vote since new boundaries came into force across the […]
5 years ago Councillor warns over any attempt to bring in voter ID plans to PrestonA Preston councillor is urging a note of caution about any plans to introduce the need to show ID before being allowed to vote. During the 2018 local elections five […]
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