Aidy Riggott

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Improving safety around Buckshaw Parkway

Luke, Aidy and John are determined to explore all possible solutions to increase parking capacity whilst also improving both road and pedestrian safety around Buckshaw Parkway. As the initial focus was on safety improvements, Aidy proposed, secured and delivered the&nb

Monitoring developments at Whittle's Hill Top Quarry

Aidy and Luke are supporting your Chorley Councillors John Walker and Eric Bell who are regularly monitoring developments at the quarry. The stabilisation of the quarry is ongoing and this work is due to be completed by the end of the year.

Working to deliver highway adoptions in Buckshaw Village

Luke, Aidy and John want to see the developers fulfil their promises to Buckshaw Village residents by completing the necessary work and formally offering up our roads and streets for adoption by Lancashire County Council. In his role as County Councillor, Aidy is leading a serie

News

Reform council's pothole performance failing for Chorley

New information shows Reform at Lancashire County Council are failing to fix potholes on time and performance in Chorley is the worst in the county!In Chorley, between July and September the Reform led county council only fixed 78% of ‘10 Day potholes’ on time and only 81% of ‘20 day potholes’ on ti

County been using Love Clean Streets app since April 2022

Reform Councillors have been claiming credit for “their” Love Clean Streets app covering highway repairs throughout the Lancashire County Council area.But the app has been in use for the members of the public to use since April 2022 and expanded in October in the same year reporting highway faults o

Putting the County Council's finances in order

Financial stability and competence are essential to the provision of the public services provided to taxpayers by Government, either Nationally or Locally. Without both life becomes both difficult and all too often costly or even unaffordable.

£56m investment in Lancashire's roads

Extra funding announced by County Council for permanent pothole repairs and new road surfacesConservatives at Lancashire County Council have announced an extra £5m of investment in the County's roads, to fill more potholes and make it easier to get from A to B.