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Leader of the Conservatives, Cllr David Greenhalgh, commented:

Residents of Bolton decided on Thursday 2nd May that they wanted change and they did this by electing 7 new councillors from 4 different parties.

On Friday, local Conservative activists were joined by the Party Chairman, Brandon Lewis MP, to celebrate the success of the Hulton by-election and launch us into the local elections this May.

Cllrs Diane Parkinson and Toby Hewitt helped organise local community Litterpickers with help from 'Green Umbrella' organisations from across Hulton and Bolton. 

Congratulations to Toby Hewitt, who has been declared the winner in the by-election for Hulton ward, with a 16.7% increase in vote share.

Councillor Hilary Fairclough raised the issue of the excessive work and cost caused by Travellers coming to Bolton, at the June Council meeting.

We are proud to announce that James Daly has been selected as the Conservative candidate for the Bolton North East constituency.

James is a criminal defence lawyer where he is a partner in a local firm of solicitors and is also the current leader of Conservative group at Bury Council.

It was a great moment for Bolton as the Prime Minister Theresa May chose our town as the place to launch the Conservative campaign for the 2017 General Election.

And the message couldn’t have be clearer: on June 8th, if you want strong and stable leadership, vote Conservative.

Cllr Hilary Fairclough wants Bolton Council to deal more strongly with environmental crime such as litter, fly tipping and dog fouling. We think this is the right approach; which is why it was in our Alternative Budget for Bolton.

Great having Sean Anstee join some of our volunteers today in Bolton, spreading the message for a stronger Greater Manchester!