Whaley Bridge County Council By Election

If you're interested in standing for the County Council vacancy in Whaley Bridge please complete and return the form below to our office before Thursday 2nd January 2020. 

High Peak Conservative Association

1a Hardwick Mount

Firstly, we would like to fully condemn and distance ourselves from the hateful and Islamophobic remarks reported to have been made by a Mr Clive Johnson, that have come to light over the weekend.

We like to think our Councillors brought Chapel Town Reserves luck today as the score was 10 - 1 against The Railway. To play a good game you need a clean kit so Cllrs Jim Perkins, Kath Sizeland and Stewart Young bought two washing machines with their Councillor Initiative Fund.

Tom Levitt, Labour’s Member of Parliament for the High Peak from 1997 until 2010, has hit social media to comment on the 7 MPs who have left the party to say he agrees with them “completely.” Tom blasted the current Labour leader saying that “Corbyn would be a disaster as a PM”. 

The Board of Deputies of British Jews, the main representative of the British Jewish Community have expressed grave concerns about the comments made by Labour High Peak MP Ruth George, which have been widely branded as antisemitic.

The Portcullis Club held a luncheon at Biggin Hall on Friday 9th November 2018 and we are delighted to report it was a resounding success!

We are delighted to welcome our new Parliamentary Candidate, Robert Largan. 

Robert has been selected as the Conservative candidate for High Peak for the next General Election.

Charles Lawley, the 2017 Liberal Democrat General Election candidate for the High Peak and Derbyshire County Council candidate for Chapel & Hope Valley has announced that he has joined the Conservative Party.

Conservative Councillors have hailed the efforts of High Peak Borough Council who collected between 80-100 bags of rubbish along the bypass between Chapel-en-le-Frith and Whaley Bridge.

Mother and Son team, Councillors Alison and Andrew Fox, help litterpick in Whaley