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Preston Labour emphasis fairness in budget plans
 Labour Councillors in Preston have emphasised fairness for all in their budget plans by agreeing to reverse Preston Council's controversial charge for replacement wheelie bins in their budget proposals for... Sorrow as Harold Parker passes away
 Councillors from all parties set aside party politics to remember Harold Parker, who sadly passed away over the Christmas period. Harold (pictured on the left) spent 44 years of... Push for action on Worklessness
 Labour Councillors in Preston have demanded more urgent action on ‘Worklessness’ in Preston as the council's Cabinet decide to appoint a new senior officer to tackle the issue.... Labour Fights On
Despite being the largest party in Preston, Labour has been once more pushed into opposition by the Tory /Lib Dem Coalition as yet another deal is done to secure power... THANK YOU!!
Preston Labour Party
maintained its position as the largest party in Preston, retaining
the total of 24 seats it has on Preston City Council. There was an
impressive gain in Fishwick... A Manifesto for Change
Labour Candidates are standing across
Preston on a Manifesto for Change, to give more to those who have
less, to protect the welfare and wellbeing of Presotn citizens, and
to ensure that all... TODAY IS POLLING DAY
Today is polling day in Preston. Please vote Labour
today. Polls are open from 7am until 10pm. If you want to know where your polling stations are, please
click here. The link... Healthier, Stronger City
Activist Drew
Gale details Preeston Labour’s aspirations for a healthier city, in
the face of Tory/Lib Dem attacks on the poorest areas of the
city. 'Preston Labour
Party will push for a proper... Remember the Dead, Fight for the Living
Today in Preston and across
the country, trade union activists will be commemorating Worker's
Memorial Day. The purpose behind Workers' Memorial Day has always
been to "remember the dead: fight for the living"... Better, High Quality Housing
Well known housing campaigner, Councillor Matthew
Brown explains how a Labour led administration at Preston Council
will lead on better housing in Preston. Preston Labour has led the radical agenda... Cleaner, Greener Preston
Phil Crowe, a local activist in Ashton, presents
Labour’s plans for tackling environmental issues in the city. These
policies will direct Preston Council to meeting the challenges of
environmental action and global... Stronger, Safer Communities
Local
Campaigner Martyn Rawlinson presents the first part of Preston
Labour’s Manifesto, detailing how we intend to deliver stronger
safer communities for Preston. Under the current Tory/Lib Dem coalition, Preston Council
has suffered... A Manifesto for Preston Families
 Preston Labour Party is presenting a manifesto for the Local Elections, giving residents a clear choice for the future. The manifesto sets out policies true to Labour values; with... Contesting every seat
Preston Labour Party is to stand candidates in every seat for the forthcoming Local Elections.
With 19 seats up for grabs, Preston Labour Party is giving eligible electors in... Why the River Ribble still needs saving
 Riversway Councillor Jack Davenport explains why the ongoing saga of Riverworks and the River Ribble is far from over.
If you thought that with the apparent end of the barrage... Tory/Lib Dem coalition imposes ‘Death Tax’
 Preston Council services were left reeling after the Tories and Lib Dems forced through massive cuts on public services in Preston. The Labour Party presented
their own budget proposals, designed to... Result in Tulketh
 The full results are as follows: Candidate Party Number of votes (%) Peter John Rankin Labour Party 423 (34%) Rick Seymour Liberal Democrat 400 (32%) Paul Balshaw Conservative 292... THANK YOU!!
 Labour wins in Tulketh!! We'll be providing proper details of the election victory in the coming days, but we wanted to pass on our thanks now to the people...
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