Little Lever & Darcy Lever

Donal O’Hanlon, Liberal Democrat Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for the Bolton South East Constituency, has said that questions should be asked of the council and police over a series of arson attacks that have blighted Bolton.
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Little Lever has become LITTER Lever – and Darcy Lever fares little better. Eric Hyde has been getting his hands dirty with some of our area’s worst grot spots. He has reported dozens of litter problems and says the problem needs tackling soon. Eric said: “Residents are telling me there are particularly fed up with cans and...
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New street lighting has been installed on Independent Street, Heywood Street,  Arthur Street and Kershaw Avenue, the Liberal Democrat team is pleased to announce. Eric Hyde’s Lib Dem team has welcomed the news that the street lighting has been completed. The old-fashioned lanterns have been replaced with more modern, energy efficient ones that are cheaper to...
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Worried Heaton Avenue (Little Lever and Darcy Lever ward) residents are wondering what is going on with the new lamp post that has been left exposed. Eric Hyde’s Liberal Democrat team has received scores of complaints about the street lamp. The old one was partially demolished and a new column was put up next to it....
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New street lighting has finally been installed on School Street (Little Lever and Darcy Lever ward). Residents may remember that the Liberal Democrat team told residents the good news quite some time ago through our Focus newsletter, pictured right. Eric Hyde’s Lib Dem team is now pleased to see that the street lighting has been completed...
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The Council has repaired a number of large potholes on James Street and Ashton Street. It follows calls earlier in the year from Liberal Democrat campaigner Eric Hyde for action, after residents had complained to him about the poor condition of the two roads. Eric said: “This is fantastic news for residents of James Street and...
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Fresh calls are being made to have the dangerous leaves cleared on the steps that lead to Gorses Mount. The steps run from Radcliffe Road up to Top Oth’ Gorses and Gorses Mount and last year, residents were plagued with slippery steps covered in autumnal leaves. The problem has arisen again this year and Bolton’s Labour-run...
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