We are currently campaigning for the local elections on May 1st to elect Liberal Democrats to West Northamptonshire Council as well as town and parish councils.
It’s not too late to register to vote (until 11 April) or get a postal vote (until 14 April). If you aren’t around, you still have time to arrange a proxy vote too.
Unlike other parties, we don’t have big businesses, trade unions or overseas sources to fund our campaign, so you may not get a leaflet through your door. You can however find out about your candidates here and find our about what we stand for here on this website. You can also volunteer to help us or to donate.
This year, we have elections for West Northamptonshire Council. Turnout for these at the last set of elections in 2021 was only 29%. Click the button below for links to the government website for registration, selecting a postal vote, or arranging a proxy if you are unable to get to your polling station.
Liberal Democrats have one of the strongest records of success in local government, and West Northamptonshire Liberal Democrats launch their local election campaign today with a promise to change how things are done at West Northamptonshire Council.
All councils across the country continue to suffer from severe pressures and West Northamptonshire Council is no different.
The Liberal Democrats at West Northants Council presented 8 fully costed budget amendment proposals at the full council meeting last week.
Ed Davey is a husband, a father and a carer. He is the Leader of the Liberal Democrats.
It is Ed’s experience of caring that drives much of his politics, and motivates his tireless campaigning for a fair deal.
Meet our representatives and candidates.
