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For the Liberal Democrats, local government is key – localism, community politics, and a real commitment to devolved power are all hallmarks of the Liberal Democrat approach. We pride ourselves on working hard “all year round, not just at election time”.
The Liberal Democrats have 48 of 54 Councillors on Richmond Council, please find their contact details below.
The Greens have five councillors and the Conservatives one Councillor, every ward has at least one Liberal Democrat representative
For the Liberal Democrats, local government is key – localism, community politics, and a real commitment to devolved power are all hallmarks of the Liberal Democrat approach. We pride ourselves on working hard “all year round, not just at election time”.
The Liberal Democrats have 48 of 54 Councillors on Richmond Council, please find their contact details below.
The Greens have five councillors and the Conservatives one Councillor, every ward has at least one Liberal Democrat representative
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During Carers Week, Ian Sollom MP praised the 12 million people in the UK giving unpaid care to a family member or friend and he called for improved, tailored support to help them.
Last week I had the privilege to go to the Guildhall for this year's Teach Portsmouth Awards, celebrating another year of excellence from the dedicated team of professionals who work in our city's schools.
I met my constituents, Mark and Tracy Bailey, who are living in unsuitable conditions in a Clarion home.
