Rochdale Liberal Democrats

Fighting for a fair deal for Heywood, Middleton, and Rochdale

In an historic General Election on 4th July the Liberal Democrats secured 72 seats in the new parliament on a vote share of 12.2%, for the first time securing the same share of seats in the Commons as their share of the vote. They are also now the largest third party in over a century, whilst the Conservatives have returned their fewest number of MP's ever.

This followed on from a local elections in which the Liberal Democrats came second here in the North West of England winning 50 seats to the Conservatives 43 seats. The Liberal Democrats also did well accross Greater Manchester, again coming second by winning 21 seats to the Conservatives' 17 seats.

Here in Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale the Liberal Democrats are providing real opposition to a Labour Council that is trying to silence the voices of local residents. 

  • It is the Liberal Democrats who have spoken out against the poor results of Rochdale Borough Housing and the Guinness Partnership.
  • It is the Liberal Democrats who have spoke out agains crazy road schemes, and poor quality traffic calming.
  • It is the Liberal Democrats who are campaigning to get the rubbish cleared from our open spaces and alleyways.

In Westminster it is the Liberal Democrats challenging the austerity budget of the Labour Chancellor, and fighting for the changes needed in this country to rebuild our economy following nine years of botched Brexit deals. 

Rochdale Town Hall
Tom Shaw at the Pilsworth Tip

Liberal Democrat campaigner Tom Shaw has been fighting to get the Pilsworth Stink, which is affecting people in Heywood and Middleton, sorted out.

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Andy Lord at the Shawclough Road Crossing

In Healey Ward, Liberal Democrat campaigner Andy Lord has successfully campaigned for a crossing on Shawclough Road.

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Councillors Irene Davidson, Andy Kelly and Dave Bamford

Following a multi-agency meeting at Milnrow Health Centre, your Liberal Democrat Councillors have agreed funding for youth bus provision to come to Milnrow park.

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