Chorley local elections 2026: this is what the parties are promising you
The Chorley Council elections are taking place on May 7th, with 14 seats up for grabs across the borough. The Labour and Conservative parties are contesting all wards, while other parties including Reform UK, Green Party, and Liberal Democrats are also participating.
The Chorley Council elections will take place on May 7th, with 14 seats available across the borough. Labour and Conservative parties are contesting all wards. Other participating parties include Reform UK, Green Party, Liberal Democrats in six wards, and Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition in two wards. An independent candidate, Barrie Duckworth, is also running in the Croston, Mawdesley and Euxton South ward. The Labour party has highlighted their achievements, including a council tax freeze, planting 150,000 trees, and investing £5.1m in decarbonising buildings. They have also redeveloped the town centre with a £44m project and supported health and wellbeing with a £4.5m overhaul of leisure centres.
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