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Thank you from the Liberal Democrats

Bolton Liberal Democrats — Fri, 07 May 2010 06:28:53 +0000

The team at Bolton Liberal Democrats would like to say a big thank you to everyone who has supported us both locally and nationally in this year’s elections.

Labour have clung on to their seats after the Tories failed to win enough votes.

Results for the local elections will be announced today, Friday.

Vote Liberal Democrat in Bolton today

Bolton Liberal Democrats — Wed, 05 May 2010 22:41:37 +0000

There is a clear choice when you go to the Polling Station today – a vote for the two old parties, or a vote for something different.

We need a fresh start both locally and nationally and only the Liberal Democrats offer the chance to build a fairer Bolton, and a fairer Britain.

The Liberal Democrats already have a dedicated team of councillors in Bolton and now they offer a fantastic team of potential MPs: Jackie Pearcey for Bolton West, Paul Ankers for Bolton North East, and Donal O’Hanlon for Bolton South East.

Polls are open until 10pm – please use your vote. Vote Liberal Democrat.

Vince Cable tops TV Chancellors debate

Bolton Liberal Democrats — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 10:53:15 +0000

Vince Cable debates on Channel 4

A television debate between Alistair Darling, George Osborne, and Lib Dem Vince Cable saw the three battle it out for the nation’s hearts and minds.

Vince Cable was crowned “King Vince” by The Guardian, after the Westminster village and Twitter was rife with comment about just how good his performance was.

The Guardian said: “Cable’s performance tonight shows that the Lib Dems are going to be a powerful force in this election campaign.”

He has topped a number of polls rating the three performances and the event, hosted by Channel 4, was seen as a precursor to the Leaders’ Debates which are to take place when Gordon Brown calls the election.

Pearcey attacks Labour’s record

Bolton Liberal Democrats — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 10:37:45 +0000

Commenting on the Labour Party’s selection of their Parliamentary Candidate for the next election, Liberal Democrat Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Jackie Pearce

y said: “The Labour Party’s record in Bolton locally and nationally has been disastrous. Jobs and homes have been lost and the economy is in ruins. Defending such an appalling record is going to be impossible for any Labour Candidate.”

Jackie Pearcey will be the Liberal Democrat’s candidate in the next General Election for the Bolton West constituency and has already established herself as a clear-alternative to Labour.

For more information on Jackie and to view the latest news articles from her campaign, click here.

Join Jackie on Facebook

Bolton Liberal Democrats — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 23:09:36 +0000

Jackie's Facebook page

Your Liberal Democrat PPC, Jackie Pearcey, has launched her campaign for the Bolton West constituency on to Facebook.

Jackie said: “Facebook is another way in which I want to be able to stay in touch with residents of the Bolton West area. I would encourage you to join my new group if you would like to find out more about my latest news and campaigns.”

To join go to: Jackie for Bolton West

Jackie Pearcey hits campaign trail for Bolton West

Bolton Liberal Democrats — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 16:04:15 +0000

Bolton West Liberal Democrats have selected Dr. Jackie Pearcey as their Prospective Parliamentary Candidate.

Jackie Pearcey

Jackie Pearcey has lived in Greater Manchester for over 20 years, after first coming to Manchester to study for a Physics PhD and now works in the IT sector.

Jackie Pearcey is a member of Manchester City Council and has a strong track record of speaking out on crime and disorder issues and the environment.

When selected Jackie Pearcey said “Neither Labour nor the Conservatives have much to offer the people of Bolton West. On the one hand we have a failing Government, whilst many voters still haven’t forgotten the last Conservative Government. Only the Liberal Democrats offer a real alternative to them both.”

Jackie was outspoken on the news that more local Post Offices were set to close last year. Residents supported her petition, but unfortunately the government had already sounded the death knell for the vital community facilities.