Parties standing for election in Sheffield say why you should vote for them on May 7
Sheffield Labour and LibDems are campaigning for the May 7 election, promising various improvements to the city, including ending bus privatisation and expanding the tram network. Labour is urging voters to reject 'hate and division' and vote for a 'practical plan to get things done'.
Sheffield residents are set to vote on May 7 in the local election. Sheffield Labour is promising to end bus privatisation, bring in free bus and tram travel for under 18s, and deliver 1,000 new council homes. They also plan to tackle litter and fly-tipping, expand the tram network, and rebuild leisure centres. The party is urging voters to reject 'hate and division' and vote for a 'practical plan to get things done'. The LibDems have eight priorities for Sheffield, including cleaner streets, reliable buses, and stronger enforcement of rogue landlords. They aim to make opportunity available to everyone, not just those in certain postcodes.
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