Astley Bridge Conservative Councillors
Cllr Mrs Hilary Fairclough I have been representing the AstleyBridge ward for seven years. I am presently Conservative spokesman for Culture and community cohesion, Chairman of the AstleyBridge & Smithills Area Forum and Chairman of Sharples secondary school governing body. I hold a residents surgery on the last Friday of every month at the following venues: 5-15pm till 6-15pm at the Uncan centre Mackenzie Street; 6-30pm till 7-30pm at Drummond Street Community centre. No appointment is necessary or you can contact me by e-mail. I am particularly interested in residents and community groups in the AstleyBridge area and would love to come along to your meetings when I can. I am privileged to be able to represent the people of AstleyBridge and hope that the residents will contact me if they feel I can help them in any way. Cllr Stuart Lever In 1987, at the age of 18, with a grant from the Princes Trust of £1000 and a £40 a week allowance from the Enterprise allowance scheme I started my first light haulage business, with one van costing £500 pounds. I got my lucky break when I started to work for Red Bridge, Bolton as their contract driver (which I did for 18 years). The profits I made at Red Bridge enabled me to purchase some rental property and also a rundown shop on Derby Street in 1994. Along with my future wife we turned this into a sandwich shop which we ran for 11 years. In 1999 we set up a van hire Business which we now run from Blackburn Road. I was elected to Bolton Council in 1999 at the age of 30 for Astley Bridge ward which is where I live with my wife and daughter and is the ward that I still serve to this day Cllr John Walsh OBE I was first elected to Bolton Council to represent Halliwell in 1975 and have served for most of the intervening years as a councillor for AstleyBridge. I have over 25 years experience in representing the views of the public of Bolton and hope that I always speak out for those who have elected me. As a councillor however I believe that my most important role is to help the residents of the borough and especially AstleyBridge who have elected me as one of their councillors to represent them. That is why I hold regular surgeries on the last Friday of each month, 5.15pm – 6.15pm at the UCAN Centre, on Oldhams Estate and 6.30pm – 7.30pm at Drummond Street Community Centre. In between times I am contactable by telephone, post or email and undertake always to do what I can to help residents.
30 Dales Brow, Sharples, Bolton BL1 7RU
Tel: 01204 592024
1 Ivy Bank Close, Sharples, Bolton BL1 7EF
Tel: 01204 598218
I was born in Bolton on the 16th November 1968 and lived in Farnworth until 1970 when I moved to Tonge Park.I was initially educated at Tonge Moor Primary school and then at Sharples School. I left there with just 5 CSE’s and started work on a YTS scheme in 1985 at the age of 16 working in the building trade.When the company stopped trading I spent a difficult 3 month’s unemployed.
52 New Hall Lane, Heaton, Bolton BL1 5LW
Tel: 01204 840188
I became Leader of the Conservative Group in May 2007 with the express desire to hold Labour’s ruling executive to account. Challenging them, trying to influence their policies and seeking the best possible deal for Bolton and its residents. Above all I want to ensure that we establish a firm foundation for the Conservative Group as we fight to become the largest party on the Council in May 2008. We continue to do this by highlighting the major policy differences between Labour and Liberal Democrats councillors and Conservatives.
Bradshaw Conservative Councillors
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Cllr Mrs Diana Brierley |
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Cllr Paul Brierley |
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Cllr Walter Hall |
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Conservative candidate Walter Hall has lived in Bradshaw for over40 years and has represented the ward for 20 years. His main priorities are Education and the Welfare of the Young and the Old inBradshaw and Bolton in general. |
Breightmet Conservative Councillor
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Cllr Arthur Norris 15 Scorton Avenue, Breightmet, Bolton BL2 6JS Tel: 01204 388216 |
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Arthur Norris lives in Breightmet, and has the reputation of a man committed to his local community and a man who gets things done. He has been an active voluntary member of the community on several committees, and has extensive experience of charity work which has led to his involvement with people with disabilities, local junior schools and the elderly. Arthur says, “Whatever I’ve done, I have given time as a volunteer for the improvement of the community in which I’ve lived. There are many issues in Breightmet that I want to raise on your behalf – issues surrounding the state of our roads and pavements; issues surrounding housing; issues surrounding the closure of local post offices; the proposed move of our local library – and many more! |
Bromley Cross Conservative Councillors
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Cllr Norman Critchley |
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Norman is a Chartered Structural Engineer, running his own business in Bolton, and has lived in Bolton all his life. Norman has been a councillor for Bromley Cross for 19 years. Norman sys, "I will continue to do my utmost to PROTECT the environment, PRESERVE the quality of life for all, and PROMOTE improvement in the area. I will also, to the best of my ability, continue to assist constituents who seek my help, and endeavour to serve the interests of all in the community.” | |
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Cllr David Greenhalgh |
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David is 39 years old, and was first elected to represent Bromley Cross Ward in 2006. He is now the Conservative Spokesperson for Adult Social Care and Health, and chairs the Council’s Adult Services Scrutiny Committee, as well as being a member on the Health Scrutiny Committee. He is a full time member of the Licensing Committee, and is the Conservative representative on the Board at the Octagon Theatre. David said, “ Although much of my council work revolves around the Health, Adult Social Care and Culture Portfolios, I am happy for people to contact me with any problems in any field, and I will always do my best to help.'' | |
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Cllr Alan Wilkinson |
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