Salisbury City Council Results
Liberal Democrats gain five new seats on Salisbury's City Council, taking it to No Overall Control. The council is now made up of 11 Conservatives, six Lib Dems, six Labour and one Independent.
Liberal Democrats gain five new seats on Salisbury's City Council, taking it to No Overall Control. The council is now made up of 11 Conservatives, six Lib Dems, six Labour and one Independent.
Lib Dems make gains across Wiltshire, while Salisbury's Lib Dems gain St Edmund's Ward and hold Harnham West in the 2021 Local Elections.
"This manifesto sets out the Liberal Democrats’ programme to transform Salisbury for the benefit of its residents and its environment. We are asking the voters of Salisbury to give the Liberal Democrats the chance to take a new approach, working with all of you to make this city a national leader in how to run a council for its people’s benefit."
A number of residents have written to me about the deterioration of the service provided by the Post Office in Salisbury.
"Salisbury Liberal Democrats are delighted to invite you to join us for an evening of fine food, fine wine and fine conversation... in a virtual manner. At 8.00pm on Friday 26th March we will be hosting a virtual dinner party via Zoom. We will supply the meal, we will supply the wine, we will supply a guest speaker. All you need to supply is the sparkling conversation."
"Wiltshire Liberal Democrats have launched their vision for Wiltshire. The manifesto sets out the policies we want to implement over the next four years and the immediate priorities that we would act upon in the first few weeks after taking office. We are seeking the public’s support to take leadership of the council in the 2021 local elections so that we can work with residents and communities to recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and build a stronger, greener, more prosperous, more caring and more progressive county."
In the words of the late, great Humphrey Littleton, the Hamster of Time spins around on the Wheel of Eternity and we reach that point of the year where we have another AGM to look forward to.
This year we will be gathering at the Methodist Church in St Edmund’s Church Street on Saturday, November 21st at 11.00am.
And also, please RSVP for the thank-you party afterwards!
Starting at 12.30pm we shall be celebrating our success in the Milford By-election campaign, and discussing what we've learned about the position of the Conservatives and Reform UK locally, and what Labour’s fourth place might mean for the next elections.
Please drop us an email on info@salisburylibdems.org.uk if you have any allergies or dietary requirements!
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