Damien Moore has welcomed today’s further commitment from the Conservative Government to help rough sleepers off the street for good.

Damien Moore MP has welcomed £48,135.03 to clean up high streets across Sefton, as the Government spends almost £10 million across England to improve local high streets.

Damien Moore MP visited Southport College this week to show his support for the governments’ flagship education policy of apprenticeship schemes. Damien spoke at length with governors and key employers within the community about how to encourage further school leavers to join the schemes.  

A recent decision by Sefton Council will see a Community Transition fund spend significant resources on organisations, almost all of which are based in or around South Sefton and Bootle.

New figures show that 8000 people in Southport are now enrolled in a workplace pension.

Damien Moore has welcomed new figures showing that, due to changes to workplace pensions, 10 million more people are now saving for retirement. 

A Conservative Councillor in Southport has set out to tackle the hazardous car parking on a local street.

Last week, Members of Parliament cast their vote on the Withdrawal Agreement on the terms of our departure from the European Union and the Political Declaration on our future relationship. I voted against it – here is why.

Southport Conservatives have announced their first four candidates for the local elections in May.

Amongst those standing are Cllr Terry Jones (Ainsdale) and Cllr Harry Bliss (Cambridge), two current councillors seeking re-election.

Last night, Sefton Labour Councillors voted down a proposal submitted by the Conservative Party to establish a Southport Town Council.

In 2017, the Labour Party ran on a platform that they would deliver on the vote of the British people and leave the European Union. In Southport however, the position is completely unknown.