Neville Whitham
Your Labour Councillor for Clayton West & Cuerden
Neville moved to Cuerden with his family twenty years ago, having served in the Royal Air Force for thirty years. Since then, Neville has worked in health, safety and environmental management and has served as a councillor on Chorley Council originally from 2018 to 2021 and again since 2022 to date.
Neville has actively supported residents in Clayton West & Cuerden in getting a much-needed, new doctors’ surgery on Preston Road.
He has helped bring to account landfill site owners over the release of obnoxious smells and was instrumental in opposing the destruction of the beautiful Nell Lane by campaigning to stop selfish developers.
Neville strives to help make Clayton West & Cuerden a better place in which to live by helping out with weekly litter picks, whilst endeavouring to safeguard our important green areas.
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Updates From Clayton West & Cuerden
Huge Election Success For Chorley Labour
Huge election success for Chorley Labour winning 13 out of 14 seats and gaining an extra 5 seats on Chorley Council
Central Lancashire Local Plan For Clayton and Whittle
County Councillor Mark Clifford has issued a statement in response to the Section 24 allocations within the Central Lancashire Local Plan
Chorley’s Labour-Run Council Hands Over Keys To New Whittle GP Practice
The new GP Surgery in Whittle-le-Woods officially opened to patients on 14th March 2022, a landmark achievement for Chorley's Labour-run council.
Updates From Clayton West And Cuerden
Huge Election Success For Chorley Labour
Huge election success for Chorley Labour winning 13 out of 14 seats and gaining an extra 5 seats on Chorley Council
Central Lancashire Local Plan For Clayton and Whittle
County Councillor Mark Clifford has issued a statement in response to the Section 24 allocations within the Central Lancashire Local Plan
Chorley’s Labour-Run Council Hands Over Keys To New Whittle GP Practice
The new GP Surgery in Whittle-le-Woods officially opened to patients on 14th March 2022, a landmark achievement for Chorley's Labour-run council.