42%
Cut in Lancashire's outstanding road defects, from 61,063 in September 2024 to 35,514 in September 2025.
Lancashire County Council (Reform-run)
Reform UK · West Lancashire
Real change for West Lancashire, delivered by your Reform councillors on the county and the borough. Less waste, better roads, cleaner streets, and representatives who actually answer.
What we are fighting for
Get West Lancashire’s roads fixed, and keep them fixed.
Read moreTreat every pound of public money as if it were your own.
Read moreInvestment and pride for Skelmersdale and its town centre.
Read moreTackle fly-tipping and back our town centres.
Read moreBe visible, hold surgeries, and actually answer.
Read moreThe record so far
Every figure is labelled and sourced. County-wide results are marked as Lancashire County Council, which Reform UK has run since May 2025.
42%
Cut in Lancashire's outstanding road defects, from 61,063 in September 2024 to 35,514 in September 2025.
Lancashire County Council (Reform-run)
11
Reform council seats covering West Lancashire, 4 on the county council and 7 on the borough.
West Lancashire & Lancashire
4th
Reform UK is now the fourth-largest group on West Lancashire Borough Council, won from a standing start in May 2026.
West Lancashire
Your local team
Deputy Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Children and Families Lancashire County Council
Leader of the Reform UK Group West Lancashire Borough Council
Deputy Leader of the Reform UK Group West Lancashire Borough Council
Cabinet Member for Civic Pride Lancashire County Council
Open and accountable
Outstanding road defects across Lancashire fell from 61,063 in September 2024 to 35,514 in September 2025 under the Reform administration.
The Reform-run county council’s 2026/27 budget held the council tax increase to 3.8 per cent, the lowest in twelve years, after two successive years of 4.99 per cent.
At the May 2026 election Reform UK won seven seats on West Lancashire Borough Council from a standing start, becoming the council’s fourth-largest group, on top of four Reform county councillors covering the borough.
From the branch
At Full Council on 16 July 2026, Lancashire councillors voted 67 to 0 to back a Reform motion committing the county to full cooperation with the national grooming gangs inquiry.
Read moreThe county council's Deputy Leader, West Lancashire's Cllr Simon Evans, pledged full cooperation with the inquiry and warned it must not become another that drags on for years and delivers little.
Read more
Council In July 2026 Lancashire County Council's cabinet received the year-end financial figures for Reform's first full year in charge. Here is what they show, set against the Conservative record, and every number comes from the council's own reports.
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