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Members of the High Peak Labour Party are driven by a common set of values:
Decency, Fairness, Opportunity, Compassion and Security.
This website has been created as a resource to help promote the activities of Members, Councillors and Candidates of the High Peak Labour Party. Through this website High Peak Labour hopes to be able to keep you informed about issues locally and nationally that affect all of us living in High Peak. We hope that constituents of the High Peak find this platform and information useful and we look forward to campaigning and voting alongside you in run-up to the General election which takes place in 2024.
You can use the navigation menu above to find out more about this website, our councillors and candidates, some helpful info and resources about How to Vote, Get Involved and The Election’s Area Boundaries. You can also contact us if you have any questions.
We’re looking for help with our election campaign. Our councillors, candidates and volunteers would appreciate your support, spreading the message and encouraging constituents to vote Labour in the next General Election.
High Peak Borough Council is made up of 28 different geographically bound wards, with each ward represented by up to 3 local borough councillors. Find out more about the wards in the High Peak, and which ward you are in by using our Map of election boundaries page.
Covering the wards of Barms, Burbage, Buxton Central, Corbar, Cote Heath, Stone Bench and Temple.
The Home Office needs to scrap its plans to convert High Peak Halls into an asylum dispersal centre. On Monday, it looked like common sense
Covering the wards of Blackbrook, Chapel East, Chapel West, Hayfield, Hope Valley, Limestone Peak, New Mills East, New Mills West, Sett and Whaley Bridge.
My name is Sally de Pee, I am a mum of four who has lived in the High Peak for over twenty years. In 2019
Covering the wards of Dinting, Gamesley, Hadfield North, Hadfield South, Howard Town, Old Glossop, Padfield, Simmondley, St. John’s, Tintwistle and Whitfield.
Since retiring from teaching, I’ve become more involved in politics and I was honoured to be elected as the Labour councillor for St John’s in
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