Stephen Twigg for West Derby

I have been selected by local Labour Party members to stand to become the next Member of Parliament for West Derby. It is a great honour to have this opportunity and I am spending my time meeting local residents, visiting community organisations and taking up local issues.

From the next General Election West Derby will consist of Croxteth, Knotty Ash, Norris Green, Tuebrook & Stoneycroft, West Derby and Yew Tree. The constituency includes Alder Hey and Broad Green hospitals and Croxteth Country Park.

Contact me on stephen@twigg4westderby.com or 0151 261 9568.

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Liverpool Local Elections 2008

The 2008 Liverpool City Council elections were Labour's best Council results in Liverpool since 1996 - congratulations to Joe Anderson and his team. Labour won exactly half the seats (15 out of 30) and came close to winning 2 more. There is a very good prospect of a Labour administration here in 2010. Congratulations to Rose Bailey and Frank Cooke on their very convincing re-election in Croxteth and Norris Green respectively. Well done to John Prince who gained a second seat for Labour in Yew Tree. I spent election day in Knotty Ash where Labour's Tony Concepcion reduced the Lib Dem majority to just 35. Tony fought a superb campaign and would have been an excellent addition to the Council. In West Derby ward Brenda McGrath came a strong second and increased Labour's vote and in Tuebrook & Stoneycroft Bob Millington held second place for Labour. Elsewhere in the country it was mostly a terrible night for Labour so Liverpool really bucked the national trend. My thanks to local Party members who worked so hard for these results. May I also congratulate the successful candidates from other parties - Steve Radford, Dave Irving and Graham Hulme. As the Labour Parliamentary Candidate I know there will be many local issues on which we can work together on a cross-party basis.

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