Tom Morrison MP won Cheadle at the 2024 General Election, taking 23,681 votes (46.7%, up 4.9%) and a majority of 12,235.

Tom fought to save the night time services at Offerton Fire Station, and the led the campaign get a banking hub in Bramhall.

As part of the Cheadle Towns Board, Tom has also helped get a train station for Cheadle Village which will be open in 2025.

A councillor who sits on Greater Manchester’s Police, Fire and Crime Panel, Tom has led on action against anti-social behaviour in our districts and fought against the Governments cuts to our local front line officers.

Tom lives in Cheadle Hulme and will be a local champion for our area. As a community campaigner, Tom has always put Cheadle constituency first and will be a proactive, energetic and effective Member of Parliament for us.

Citing the moment the Liberal Democrats got his mum a council house, Tom says that was the moment he became aware of the "positive impact politics could have on people's lives."

Toms key priorities for Cheadle Constituency is to get Stepping Hill Hospital fixed and invested in, ending the scandal of sewage dumping in our rivers and getting investment into our high streets, including bringing Metrolink to the area.

Lisa Smart was elected MP for Hazel Grove in the 2024 General Election.

She received 17,238 votes (37.7%, up 0.5%) with a majority of 6,500.

Born and brought up in the North West, Lisa lives in Romiley with her partner Ed, who grew up in High Lane, and their rescue dog Bonnie.

Lisa cares deeply about Hazel Grove constituency and its people, working as an active volunteer locally. Roles include serving as a trustee for the New Horizons Canal Boat for disabled people and their carers in Marple, as a volunteer for the Woodley & Romiley Towpath Team, and a trustee of the Barrack Hill Education Trust.

As an active and successful campaigner, she has been at the heart of include securing Specialist Status for Stepping Hill Hospital, saving the Rose Hill to Manchester rail service, and improving road safety across the borough.

Other areas Lisa is campaigning hard on are the climate emergency and the need for us to protect green space, tackle air pollution and protect wildlife.

The former Chief Executive of an international education development charity, Lisa is committed to making sure young people get the best start in life and their voices are heard. The first of her family to go to university, Lisa graduated from Durham University with a degree in Mathematics followed by an MBA from the London Business School.

Lisa is known for being gutsy and getting things done, whether it is through her voluntary roles, by working as a Director of the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust or though convincing Council bosses to give Asset of Community Value status to protect local green space.

Never afraid to stand up for what is right and fair, Lisa also knows how to demand better use of government money, with 12 years of experience looking after pension funds and charity investments for UK, US and Canadian clients.

Tim Farron has been MP for Westmorland & Lonsdale since 2005. He was re-elected in 2024 with 31,061 votes (62.7%, up 22.0%)
and a majority of 21,472.

Tim has built a strong track record of being a visible and hard-working constituency MP who gets things done - whether that’s bringing chemotherapy treatment to Westmorland General Hospital, helping to save vital rural GP surgeries, or even organising a free heritage train service on the Lakes Line when Northern gave up trying to run their own trains!

Over the past 19 years, Tim has completed more than 150,000 pieces of casework for local people – whether that’s securing a roof over the head for a family in desperate housing need, or getting critical mental health treatment for someone’s child.

Tim lives in Milnthorpe, south Cumbria, with his wife Rosie, his daughters Isabella and Gracie and his sons Jude and Laurie. In his limited spare time, Tim enjoys following the (mis)fortunes of Blackburn Rovers, playing football, fell running, walking in the Lake District, listening to various kinds of music and spending time with family and friends.

He became an MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale in 2005 ending a 95 year rule by the Tories, winning by 267 votes. He was Liberal Democrat party leader 2015-2017.