From May 2019, Thomas and Kenneth Hughes have been serving as Town Councillors on Maghull Town Council. For too long Labour has held a monopoly within the policy making decisions that happen in Maghull.

As part of its Libraries Review, Sefton Council closed Carnegie Library in December 2013. The Council has made 3 attempts to find a suitable tenant, beginning with the Friends of Carnegie Library, followed by Regenerus, and most recently a private-sector business consortium.

On 6th September 2019, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government announced the first wave of towns which have been invited to develop proposals for a share of the £3.6bn Towns Fund.

Southport has been selected as one of 45 townships within the Northern Power House area.

Local Conservatives welcome the fact previously empty shop units have become occupied and we wish all businesses every success, but this has occurred through the endeavours of the developer St.

Sefton Central Conservative Association are pleased to announce the formation of Sefton Central Young Conservatives. Our branch, ever growing in numbers, is committed to listening to the issues and concerns that young people have.

Here at Sefton Central Conservative Association we are always on the lookout for people in and around the community to get involved.

Whether you have some spare time on your hands or simply want to help out our community we'd be delighted to hear from you.

Maghull & Lydiate Conservatives

Sefton North By-Election - 1st August 2019

Sefton Parish Council

A by-election will be held on Thursday 1st August 2019 to elect two parish councillors to the Sefton North Ward on Sefton Parish Council. 

Thank you to everyone who voted Conservative at last months Borough, Town and Parish Council Elections, held on Thursday May 2. We will continue to work hard to make sure your voice is heard across our constituency.

UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN NEARLY 30 PER CENT ACROSS MERSEYSIDE AS NUMBER IN WORK IN NORTH WEST IS UP 81,000 ON THE YEAR

UNEMPLOYMENT is down nearly 30 per cent across the whole of Merseyside since 2010 with the number of people in work in the north west up 81,000 on the year.