One of Liverpool’s smallest political groups wants to give voters an alternative to the city’s “big two” parties at next month’s election.
With nine days to go until one of the most significant ballots in the city’s modern history, political parties have been setting out their stalls to win your vote. With their pitch, Liverpool’s Liberal Party group said “people across our city are sick and tired” of Labour and Liberal Democrat administrations and want to end “politics as usual.”
Both parties have led the city council for the last 25 years, with Labour controlling Liverpool since 2010. The Liberal Party group, led by Steve Radford, has said it wants to lead the charge to create what it describes as a “new, community-based politics” through a “constructive coalition that puts people first.”
