New Lib Dem branch launched covering Falmouth and Penryn

6 Sep 2014
Campaigning in Falmouth
Members of the new Falmouth & Penryn branch campaigning in Smithick, Falmouth

A new Liberal Democrat branch covering the Falmouth and Penryn area has been launched following a meeting in Penryn's Temperance Hall.

Local activist Jeff Muir was unanimously elected as the branch's first Chair and will be working with established local councillors Oliver Cramp and Maureen Davies from Falmouth and Cait Hutchings and Beverley Hulme from Penryn.

Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate Simon Rix addressed the meeting talking about the need to campaign for fairer funding for Cornwall. He welcomed the new branch as a positive step forward for local people in Falmouth and Penryn.

Simon commented:

"Both Falmouth and Penryn have a proud history of Liberal Democracy and I was absolutely delighted to see the new branch formally adopted.

Jeff Muir, the new branch Chair added:

"I was deeply honoured to be elected Chair by such a distinguished panel of hardworking local councillors. As a new branch we are planning to knock on an awful lot of doors over the coming months and years as it is only through talking to people that you can properly understand their concerns. We will also be re-launching our 'Focus' newsletters to keep people informed of developments and to ask opinion on topical issues."

If anybody wishes to get involved in the new branch they should contact Mathew McCarty the Membership Development Officer on 07576 561747. A new web page and Facebook site will be launched

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