Councillor Paul Gibson
Paul Gibson is an accountant who spent decades teaching at secondary schools in the city before becoming a councillor. Paul was elected as a councillor for Doxford Ward in May 2021 and has a proud record of standing up for local people. Paul has supported owners of leasehold properties in the area and fought for a fair deal for them, and is campaigning to stop the dumping of raw sewage into the River Wear and on our coastline.
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Councillor Heather Fagan
Heather Fagan grew up in Sunderland and lives locally in the Thristley Wood estate with her husband and their dog. She was elected as as the area's first ever Lib Dem councillor in 2019. Since then Heather has earned a reputation as a councillor who gets things done for local people. Heather has helped hundreds of people with local issues and problems, and is someone who fights to improve the area and the city. Heather is Deputy Leader of the opposition Liberal Democrats Group on Sunderland City Council, fighting for a fair deal for local people.
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Councillors have responded to the speculation that a new operator has been found for the cinema in Sunniside, Sunderland.
Lib Dems are urging Sunderland Council bosses to save âFree After 3â parking instead of axing it in the new year.
Liberal Democrat councillor for Millfield, Thornhill and the city centre Niall Hodson celebrates the news Tesco wants to open a new Express store just outside The Bridges.
The new southern entrance to Sunderland railway station is just a huge, empty glass box with a couple of seats in, leaving people wondering what all the fuss is about, say Lib Dems
Sunderlandâs former Empire Cinema building, which the City Council owns, should be returning as a cinema in 2024, opposition Lib Dem councillors have revealed.
Another life-saving Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) has been installed in a popular Sunderland park in a bid to save more lives.
