Salford Quays Liberal Democrats

22/06/2026

*🌿♻️ Clean Up Salford Quays is Back! ♻️🌿*

After a month’s hiatus, Clean Up Salford Quays is back – and we’d love you to join us this Sunday as we get back out into the community and make a difference together.

📅 Sunday 28th June 2026
🕚 11:00am
📍 Meet at the Co-op, Ordsall Lane

Whether you’re a regular volunteer or thinking of joining us for the first time, everyone is welcome. All equipment is provided – just bring yourself, comfortable shoes, and a bit of community spirit! 💚

*📢*: To make things simple and consistent, Clean Up Salford Quays will now take place on the last weekend of every month.

So get these dates in your diary:

✅ 25/26 July
✅ 29/30 August
✅ 26/27 September
✅ 24/25 October
✅ 28/29 November

Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far. Together, we’re building a cleaner, greener Salford Quays – one clean-up at a time.

Please share this post and invite your friends, family, and neighbours to come along!

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22/06/2026

*🌿♻️ Clean Up Salford Quays is Back! ♻️🌿*

After a month's hiatus, Clean Up Salford Quays is back – and we'd love you to join us this Sunday as we get back out into the community and make a difference together.

📅 Sunday 28th June 2026
🕚 11:00am
📍 Meet at the Co-op, Ordsall Lane

Whether you're a regular volunteer or thinking of joining us for the first time, everyone is welcome. All equipment is provided – just bring yourself, comfortable shoes, and a bit of community spirit! 💚

*📢*: To make things simple and consistent, Clean Up Salford Quays will now take place on the last weekend of every month.

So get these dates in your diary:

✅ 25/26 July
✅ 29/30 August
✅ 26/27 September
✅ 24/25 October
✅ 28/29 November

Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far. Together, we're building a cleaner, greener Salford Quays – one clean-up at a time.

Please share this post and invite your friends, family, and neighbours to come along!

📸

13/05/2026

To my friends, neighbours and everyone in The Quays,

Now that the dust has settled, I’ve finally had a moment to reflect.

Election campaigns are gruelling. They demand everything from you — your time, your energy, and often your emotions too.

But despite the result, one thing I know for certain is this:

Can I look myself in the mirror and say we left The Quays in a better place than we found it? Absolutely yes.

Since January 2024, it has been the honour of my life to represent the place I call home. Together, we’ve fought for our community, stood up for residents, and worked hard to make The Quays a better place for everyone.

On election night, I congratulated our new councillor on her victory, and I sincerely hope she can continue the good work happening in The Quays.

What comes next? Honestly, I don’t know yet. I’ll speak with Cllr Jonathan Moore and our wider team, and we’ll go from there. But whatever happens next, I will always care deeply about this community.

I also want to thank Jonathan for being not just a fantastic colleague, but a genuine friend throughout this journey.

But most importantly, thank you — the people of The Quays. Many of you started as residents I represented, and became neighbours, friends, and fellow community activists along the way.

The outpouring of Facebook comments, messages, emails and WhatsApps over the last few days has meant more to me than I can properly put into words. I will never forget the kindness, support and encouragement you’ve shown me.

Public office is never forever, but community is.

Thank you for everything,

Paul

07/05/2026

Get vote ready!

🕙Polls are open until 10pm tonight - Thursday 7th May
🪪You need photo ID to vote in person - http://electoralcommission.org.uk/voterid
🗳️Check your polling station location: http://libdems.org.uk/where
✉️You can take a postal vote back to a local polling station.

06/05/2026

Our amazing candidate in Blackfriars bringing a fresh brand of ideas and energy to Salford!

Read more below…

Liberal Democrat candidate Brian Westley outlined his vision for Blackfriars and Trinity ahead of May's Salford local elections.

05/05/2026

Voting in the Local Elections on Thursday 7 May? 🗳️

Don’t forget you’ll need to bring photo ID to vote.

Use the link in the comments to find your polling station and see the list of accepted ID.

05/05/2026

🌟 Last weekend’s Clean Up Salford Quays was another incredible success! 🌟

👥 Over 30 amazing volunteers
🗑️ Nearly 70 bags of rubbish collected
📍 Across a huge stretch of our community

This time, we covered an enormous area — all of:
➡️ Trafford Road
➡️ AO Academy
➡️ Salford Quays tram stop and surrounds
➡️ Exchange Quay
➡️ Ordsall Park
➡️ Montford Park

A huge thank you to the fantastic groups who supported us on the day — Clean Up Salford, Salford Hongkongers CIC, and Human Appeal 🙌💛

What’s especially encouraging is what this says about progress. When we first started, just one or two of these locations would have taken the entire session due to the volume of litter.

Thank you to everyone who continues to show up and take pride in our area — it truly makes a difference 👏

05/05/2026

🌟 Last weekend’s Clean Up Salford Quays was another incredible success! 🌟

👥 Over 30 amazing volunteers
🗑️ Nearly 70 bags of rubbish collected
📍 Across a huge stretch of our community

This time, we covered an enormous area — all of:
➡️ Trafford Road
➡️ AO Academy
➡️ Salford Quays tram stop and surrounds
➡️ Exchange Quay
➡️ Ordsall Park
➡️ Montford Park

A huge thank you to the fantastic groups who supported us on the day — Clean Up Salford, Salford Hongkongers CIC, and Human Appeal 🙌💛

What’s especially encouraging is what this says about progress. When we first started, just one or two of these locations would have taken the entire session due to the volume of litter.

Thank you to everyone who continues to show up and take pride in our area — it truly makes a difference 👏

01/05/2026

Save Our Walkways 🚶‍♂️🌿

Three years ago, we launched our campaign to save the River Irwell towpath — from Exchange Quay to the city centre.

Since then, we’ve delivered real improvements along the route:

✅ Blockages removed
✅ Trolleys cleared
✅ Countless litter picks
✅ Dangerous hogweed removed
✅ Railings, benches and footpaths cleaned, repaired and tidied
✅ Trees, bushes, weeds and grass cut back
✅ Section 106 funding secured and reinvested into the towpath
✅ Developers pushed to integrate with the route, including Soapworks
✅ 33 lights restored from Capital Central to Dock 5
✅ Swan nesting sites cleaned up to support wildlife 🦢

Over 100 residents signed our petition (correction: previously stated as 200) — thank you to everyone who backed the campaign.

Because of the work we’ve delivered through this campaign, I’ve also been asked to sit on the Irwell River Park Movement Board — as the only non-administration councillor — helping shape future plans for walking and cycling routes along the river.

We’re not stopping until the towpath is the best it can be.

30/04/2026

Following the recent Barton and Winton By-Election results, one of the things we could not help but notice across our social media platforms was the amount of people claiming to have been apparently unaware that there was a separate election taking place from the upcoming local elections or that the...