Reddish North is a residential ward encompassing the northern parts of Reddish, with strong community ties and good connections to both Stockport town centre and Manchester.
Community & Amenities
Reddish North is home to established residential neighborhoods with local schools, shops, and community facilities. The area benefits from convenient transport links and access to green spaces. Liberal Democrats are working to ensure residents have access to the services and amenities they need, while tackling local concerns and standing up for this community's priorities.
Your Lib Dem Team
Your Lib Dem team is listening to residents across Reddish North and fighting for better local infrastructure, safer streets, and improved community facilities. They're here, working hard on casework and campaigns to ensure this area gets the investment and attention it deserves, making Reddish North an even better place to live.
Councillor Alice Delemare joined volunteers to litter pick at Shaw Heath Recreation Ground, as she continues her work to protect and improve green spaces across Davenport and Cale Green.
A Stockport Labour councillor who quit the party last year over fears it was "sleepwalking into a Reform government" has formally joined the Liberal Democrats, as the party cements its historic majority control of Stockport Council.
Alice Delemare has been elected as the new Liberal Democrat councillor for Davenport and Cale Green, as the Liberal Democrats took majority control of Stockport Council for the first time in 14 years.
Alice Delemare has objected to plans for a 16-resident HMO on Kennerley Road, backing local residents' concerns about overdevelopment, parking pressures on nearby streets like Winifred and Countess Roads, and inadequate facilities.
Liberal Democrat candidate Alice Delemare is asking residents across Davenport & Cale Green to share their priorities in a new survey. "I want to hear from you about the issues that matter most," says Alice.
Victory on Lowfield Road! After residents raised concerns about heavy industrial use, Alice & the Lib Dem team fought at Council. Applicant forced to change plans. Alice: 'When residents spoke up, we made sure Council listened. We get things done!'
