We're your local Liberal Democrat team, working hard to make Stockport an even better place to live. From delivering the £1 billion town centre regeneration and bringing Metrolink to our borough, to saving Stepping Hill Hospital and making our streets safer – we're listening and taking action. Led by Alice Delemare, our Parliamentary Candidate for Stockport, and our dedicated councillors and community activists across the borough, we're standing up for every community. Explore what we're fighting for and join us.
Victory on Lowfield Road! After residents raised concerns about heavy industrial use, Alice & the Lib Dem team fought at Council. Applicant forced to change plans. Alice: 'When residents spoke up, we made sure Council listened. We get things done!'
Alice opposes Labour's mandatory digital ID plans. 'This threatens privacy & excludes vulnerable people. We shouldn't be forced to hand over private data or be treated as criminals. We fought Labour's ID cards before & won. We'll fight these too.
"NHS league tables rank Stepping Hill 86th, highlighting urgent need for investment. Alice: 'Staff provide outstanding care but buildings aren't fit for purpose. £134m repair backlog & £41m cuts aren't sustainable. Our hospital deserves better.
Dundonald Street blooms after Lib Dem campaign! Empty planters gathering rubbish are now filled with flowers. Thanks to residents who've cared for them all summer. Alice: 'Details matter. We kept pushing until delivered.' Got concerns? We'll fight!
Alice Delemare selected as Lib Dem candidate for Stockport! Local resident & mum of two with 15+ years fighting for social & environmental justice. 'This is my home. I'm ready to stand up for Stockport and fight for the change we deserve.
Lib Dems launch campaign for accessible Davenport station. No lifts or ramps means wheelchair users, parents & elderly can't use it independently. Alice: 'It's simply not fair so many are cut off. Everyone deserves to travel.' Sign our petition!
Ed Davey remembers Ming Campbell in remarks made to the House of Commons
October has arrived, bringing with it Black History Month - a time to celebrate the Black British community and their past, present and future contributions.
Leader's Speech to Autumn Conference 2025
