Since being elected to councils across the country, Reform UK councillors have already helped identify more than £700 million in savings for taxpayers.

Reform Lancashire County Councillor and Chair of the Children, Families and Skills Scrutiny Committee, Joanne Ash, was invited to an International Women’s Day event on Monday, 2nd March, where she joined primary school girls from Years 5 and 6 for a day dedicated to expanding horizons and building confidence.

Under the Reform UK administration, Lancashire County Council is reshaping its HR strategy to focus on merit, capability and results as part of a review of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) spending.

Reform Lancashire is pleased to announce that Councillor Russell Walsh, County Councillor for Morecambe North, has been appointed as the new Reform Lancashire Group Whip, succeeding Councillor Luke Parker.

In less than a year, Cllr Roberts and Cllr Dwyer have been pushing hard to ensure Fylde receives its fair share of highways funding — and that work is now being delivered.

Lancashire voters will now be able to cast their ballots after the government abandoned plans to cancel local elections in May, following a legal challenge by Reform UK. Approximately half a million eligible voters in Lancashire across six councils: Preston, West Lancashire, Chorley, Hyndburn, Pendle and Blackburn with Darwen, will now have their say.