Labour wants to “finish the job of fixing the city” as it bids for four more years in charge of Liverpool Council.
Party officials, councillors and candidates gathered at the Big Hope Project in Kensington as group leader Liam Robinson set out Labour’s priorities for May’s all out elections. In seven weeks time, the city will go to the polls to choose 85 new members of the city council.
In a bid to retain the balance of power at the Cunard Building, the city’s Labour group has set out its manifesto, named “Our Plan Our Liverpool.” Cllr Robinson, who represents the Kensington and Fairfield ward, said he wanted to “enthuse and excite” members ahead of May’s ballots to deliver a “strong and ambitious agenda for the city.”
