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Brentwood Lib Dems celebrate significant wins!

The Lib Dems are back across the UK! Here in Brentwood, we made four gains and held the seat we were defending. We won Brentwood North, Brentwood West, Shenfield, Pilgrims Hatch and Warley as well as increasing our vote share across the borough. Our group is now 13 and the Conservative majority has been cut from thirteen to just three. Cllr Barry Aspinell, Group Leader, said: "What a fantastic result! I am delighted to welcome Cllr Mark Lewis, Cllr Sarah Cloke, Cllr Andy Fryd and Cllr Jay Laplain to the team and, of course, to see my dear ward colleague Cllr Vicky Davies back. This result is going to completely change the dynamic of the council and we look forward to an invigorated and larger Lib Dem group, holding the administration to account all year round."

Brentwood Liberal Democrats – Giving power back to local people

Reasons to vote Liberal Democrat on Thursday 2 May 2019: We will deliver openness, accountability and transparency in decision making for all. We will work closely with residents and the business community to improve the commercial viability of the Borough. We will strive to reach out and involve all sections of the community in taking Brentwood forward. We will call for each ward to have dedicated Police Community Support Officer We will fight any plans to close Shenfield and Ingatestone Libraries or cut the Brentwood Library hours We will try and keep as many council services as possible based here in Brentwood We will investigate the opportunities to install solar panels on council buildings to save energy and raise revenue We will work closely with retailers across the Borough to re-energise our High Streets We will keep challenging the Government's housing numbers for our borough and insist that the infrastructure is definitely put in place to support each development We will try and

Lib Dems continue their library campaign

All Brentwood's Lib Dem candidates are fighting against the Conservatives' proposal to close libraries across Essex (including Ingatestone and Shenfield) and cut opening hours to others (including Brentwood).

Calling for clean air zones

Action for accessibility

Fighting to save Brentwood Libraries