Tom Morrison joined Cllr Mark Hunter and Cllr Keith Holloway at Cheadle Mosque and Community Centre’s open day. 

The event was a huge success (despite the rain!) and gave the CMA the opportunity to showcase the fantastic work it is doing in the community.

Tom Morrison and the local Liberal Democrats have said they are concerned with Metro Mayor Andy Burnham's proposed cuts to fire services in Stockport. 

The proposals could see eight fire engines being cut and the area losing 194 fire officers. 

Whilst Cheadle fire station does not appear to be closed in the proposals, many people are concerned that the cuts could lead to an already under-funded service being over-stretched.

Liberal Democrat candidate Tom Morrison and Cllr Mark Hunter, the Leader of Stockport Liberal Democrat Group, have said they respect the decision by seven Labour MPs to leave the Labour Party over issues around the leadership, anti-semitism and Brexit. They also said they will be open-minded when it comes to working with like-minded individuals to achieve the best for Cheadle Constituency and Stockport. Ann Coffey, Member of Parliament for Stockport Constituency, was one of the seven.

SK8 has been named the eighth worst area for burglaries in the country, a report has found. 

The study published by MoneySuperMarket has shown that the Cheadle area sits alongside the likes of Henley-in-Arden and Solihull for the most break-ins and thefts in the UK. 

In a stark message, the Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has warned that budget cuts could see even fewer policemen and women on our streets and officer numbers reduced to the lowest levels since the 1970's. Cheadle residents, already concerned about the increase in crime levels locally, will be alarmed that official figures show a 17% increase in recorded crime over the last twelve months.

Stockport Liberal Democrats have pledged to freeze parking charges in district centres if they regain control at the Town Hall following this summer’s elections.

Greater Manchester Police are facing a real-terms cut of £6.93m next year, the Liberal Democrats have revealed.

Liberal Democrats have outlined the six red lines that must be agreed to as part of any coalition negotiations in the next government.

The Liberal Democrats will use £2.5 million from a fine imposed on a bank for rigging the Libor rate to investment into the North West Air Ambulance service.