Preston & Wyre LibDem Councillors and Campaigners Alex Warren & Conner Kiernan have written to Ben Wallace MP asking him to back calls for a review of the no-deal Brexit impact assessments in light of the threat of the coronavirus pandemic. Full Letter below: Dear Ben Wallace MP, On Friday 12th June, at the second […]

The Preston Liberal Democrats have launched their vision for a greener, healthier and more prosperous Preston with their submission to the Central Lancashire Local Plan consultation. The local LibDems plan, called The Green Guild City, features ambitious targets and goals to transform Preston into a modern, 21st century city with tackling climate change at its […]

Despite the weather our LibDem volunteers and councillors had a stall at the #PrestonPride – with many members of the LGBTQ+ community in our local party we are very proud to shout loud and clear that love is love

Two experienced local councillors have been selected to fight for the Liberal Democrats in Preston if a snap General Election is called before May. Leader of the Preston LibDems Cllr John Potter will, for a third time, take on Government Defence Minister Ben Wallace in the Wyre & Preston North seat. Cllr John Potter said, […]

We have canvassed over 700 doors in Preston in August!!! Our volunteers & activists are proud of the level of work we put into our communities. We hear all the time that we are the only party residents see working outside of election time.

Our councillors and volunteers on the flag market this weekend protesting against what Boris Johnson and the Tories are doing in suspending Parliament. If you think this is an outrage and want to help us fight back then please get in touch.

Preston Liberal Democrat Councillor Tony Raisbeck has put forward a motion to Preston Council calling on MPs to reject a No Deal Brexit and to help EU residents in Preston who might be affected by it. With the chaotic and reckless approach by the new Boris Johnson government, its important that councillors and councils say […]

The local elections in May 2019 will be remembered as the point where the LibDems surged back into British politics. Nationally we elected 1,352 councillors and gained 705 new seats while the Conservatives were crushed all over the country and Labour lost seats as well. This trend was reflected in Preston as well with the […]