Livesey with Pleasington

Cllr Paul Marrow pictured with Mr Lee Anderson MP

Cllr Paul Marrow pictured above with Mr Lee Anderson MP and Deputy Chair of the Conservative Party.

 

 

Your Conservative team in Livesey with Pleasington is headed up by our 3 sitting Councillors:

Cllr Derek Hardman
Cllr Paul Marrow
Cllr Mark Russell

Together they work hard to deal with issues affecting local residents and retain Livesey with Pleasington's status as a great place to live.

Please take our Livesey with Pleasington survey so that we know what you want to be done for your ward. We need to know what you think so we can campaign for what you want.

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Mark Russell

Mark Russell

Councillor - Livesey with Pleasington
Mark is a local business professional who is passionate about politics and feels strongly that Blackburn deserves better than what the Labour council have done for the town. Mark is your Conservative Candidate for Livesey With Pleasington
Cllr Derek Hardman

Derek Hardman

Councillor - Livesey with Pleasington
Parish Councillor - Livesey Parish Council
Elected: 03 May 2018
First Elected: 07 June 2001
Ward: Livesey with Pleasington  
Cllr Paul Marrow

Paul Marrow

Councillor - Livesey with Pleasington
Parish Councillor - Pleasington Parish Council
Elected: 02 May 2019
First Elected: 06 May 2016
Ward: Livesey with Pleasington
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