Let's Keep the Northern Parishes Rural!

Let's stop Labour concreting over the countryside - complete our survey

Labour's plans for house building mean that there will be a 264% annual increase in development across West Lancashire - a huge 605 new houses per year.

This is equivalent to 5x the Seddon Estate in Banks or 3x the Alty's development in Hesketh Bank - every year! Conservatives are clear that our rural villages cannot cope with these huge increases, with massive pressures already on our local schools, drainage, village amenities, dentists and GP's.

Thomas de Freitas, the Conservative candidate in the Northern Parishes for this year's local elections, is campaigning to make sure your voice is heard. Complete our survey to let us know your views and support Thomas' campaign to keep the Northern Parishes rural.

Northern Parishes Housebuilding Survey

  • Let's Keep the Northern Parishes Rural!
  • Thomas & your local Northern Parishes Conservative team are fighting to Keep West Lancs Rural. Here are a few ways you can help us. Which could you do?
  • Your details
What is your view of building on the Greenbelt?
Labour are imposing plans to increase house building by 264% in our area, equivalent to 605 new homes per year. Around 5x the Seddon Estate in Banks, or 3x the Alty's development in Hesketh Bank - annually. Do you agree with this target?
Do you think our local community infrastructure - drainage, school spaces, GP appointments, roads, dentists - can cope with the increased levels of development being proposed by Labour?
Thomas de Freitas, the Conservative candidate in this year's local elections, lives, works and grew up in the Northern Parishes. Do you think it is important that your councillor is local and understands the issues facing our area?
Do you support Thomas' campaign to keep any development in Mere Brow, Banks, Hesketh Bank and Tarleton limited to only what our area can cope with?
In order to make this survey representative, how did you vote in the 2019 General Election?
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In order to make this survey representative, how did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
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The local election in May will be a straight fight between Labour and the Conservatives. Out of the two, which would you prefer as your local councillor for our rural villages?
On the scale of 0-10, 0 means there would be no chance of you voting for the party and 10 means you would be absolutely certain to vote for the party.

This question contains special category data relating to your political opinion that may be shared with the wider Conservative Party for the purposes of Democratic Engagement with your permission. Please only answer this question if you consent to the processing of this data and sharing it with Conservative Party in accordance with our Data Protection and Privacy policy. If you do not answer this question then this data will not be shared.