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BCA Councillor - Livesey with Pleasington Ward
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Conservative Councillor – Livesey with Pleasington Ward

Serving the community since May 2016

Councillor Paul Marrow has proudly represented the residents of Livesey with Pleasington on Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council since May 2016, providing over a decade of continuous service to the local community.

Throughout his time as a councillor, Paul has remained committed to protecting the character of Livesey with Pleasington, supporting residents and addressing the everyday issues that matter most to local families and businesses.

A strong advocate for safer roads, responsible development and well-maintained neighbourhoods, Paul works closely with residents, local businesses, parish councils and fellow Conservative councillors to deliver practical improvements across the ward.

His recent work includes supporting community-led road safety initiatives, helping to improve visibility, road markings and highway safety in areas of local concern.

Alongside his borough council responsibilities, Paul also serves on Pleasington Parish Council, strengthening his involvement in local matters and community decision-making.

Paul believes that effective local representation begins with listening to residents, understanding their concerns and working constructively to achieve meaningful results.

As Livesey with Pleasington approaches its 30th anniversary under its current ward name in May 2027, Paul remains committed to serving the community and helping preserve what makes the area a valued place to live and work.

Contact Paul

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07817 673454

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Livesey with Pleasington

   Your Conservative team in Livesey with Pleasington is headed up by our 2 sitting Councillors:


Cllr Paul Marrow

News

Residents Petition Wins Traffic Calming for Lammack Road

Wednesday, 2 September, 2020
Local resident and Conservative activist Tommy Temperley has secured traffic calming measures for Lammack Road after a petition he started was signed by over 290 residents. Tommy started the petition after regular accidents caused by speeding left residents fearful.

Labour Hit Businesses With £100 Fee

Monday, 27 July, 2020
The Council have chosen to charge businesses the maximum possible amount to set up tables and chairs on the pavement. Businesses such as pubs and restaurants wanting to help the fight against Covid-19 and encourage social distancing by introducing outdoor seating will have to pay a £100 fee to
Incorrect Bin Lid

Labour's Blue Bin Muddle

Monday, 27 July, 2020
Labour have spent £1.5m introducing new blue bins to increase recycling rates by reducing confusion.
Travellers

Travellers Ordered to Leave Pleasington Playing Fields

Friday, 15 May, 2020
A group of travellers who set up camp on Pleasington Playing Fields have been ordered to leave following complaints of ant-social behaviour. Livesey with Pleasington Conservative ward Councillors Paul Marrow and Derek Hardman had raised concerns over their presence and the Council served them
SUEZ Recycling Plant

Conservatives Continue Fight to Avoid Traffic Chaos

Tuesday, 27 August, 2019
Blackburn Conservatives continue to fight Labour plans for an extra 1,500 HGVs a week in the M65 Junction 4 area. The council recently ignored Conservative concerns over increased traffic on an already congested road network and voted through plans for a new Recycling Centre on Lower
Eyesore Sign Attached to Street Furniture

Conservatives Secure Removal of 'Eyesore' Advertising Signs in Pleasington

Monday, 19 August, 2019
Cllr John Pearson has requested immediate action from the Council to complete the removal of unauthorised and eyesore advertising signs.
SUEZ Recycling Plant

Labour Ignore Conservative Proposal to Prevent Traffic Chaos

Saturday, 17 August, 2019
Labour Councillors have voted through plans for a new Recycling Centre on Lower Eccleshill Road, ignoring concerns over traffic congestion.
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