The leader of Liverpool’s Labour group wants May’s elections to be a “fresh start” for the relationship between his party and the city.
In 48 days time, people across the city will go to the polls to choose 85 new councillors to form Liverpool’s next local authority. Hoping to lead the city is Kensington and Fairfield ward member Liam Robinson, who in front of Liverpool’s MPs and a slate of candidates, set out Labour’s manifesto for May’s ballot.
Cllr Robinson told assembled guests and officials how Labour’s manifesto was a “contract” with the people of Liverpool. In his introduction to the document, he wrote how the group was seeking to “win the trust and faith” of the electorate in May.
