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.
💻 cllr.paul.gibson@sunderland.gov.uk
☎️ 07435 753874
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.
💻 cllr.heather.fagan@sunderland.gov.uk
☎️07810 056357
Labour's pig-headed and short-sighted decision to raise parking charges in Sunderland city centre is nothing more than pure greed from fat cat Council bosses, say Lib Dems
Lib Dem councillors in Sunderland have slammed Council bosses for their plans to increase parking charges and axe the popular ‘Free after 3pm’ parking scheme in the city centre.
Council bosses in Sunderland have rejected a bid by opposition Lib Dems to hold an emergency vote of councillors on repairing the reputational damage caused to the city after people fell ill after the World Triathlon Series at Roker.
Council chiefs should prioritise bringing one of the other big cinema chains here in one form or another - a cinema must be a key part of a vibrant offer in Sunderland city centre.
Liberal Democrats on Sunderland City Council are calling for rail bosses to save the ticket office currently being built at the new Sunderland railway station from closure.
Lib Dem campaigners on Wearside have won cross-party support for their bid for the new North East Metro Mayor to be based in Sunderland to stop the city being overlooked.
