Chichester Lib Dems
You elected Jess Brown-Fuller as your MP for Chichester on July 4th. Thank you
Thank you to everyone who voted for JESS, your new MP for Chichester and the first Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament here for over 100 years.
Jess was elected with 25,540 votes (49.2%). The result was a 30.9% swing to the Liberal Democrats.
The Liberal Democrats also lead both Chichester District Council and Chichester City Council.
Three Liberal Democrats Councillors serve on West Sussex County Council in the Chichester district.
Latest news
Home-Start provides important family support, says MP
Chichester MP Jess Brown-Fuller praised the support offered by Home-Start Chichester & District while speaking at its AGM this month.
Chichester College students talk to MP
Chichester MP Jess Brown-Fuller spoke to first- and second-year students at Chichester College, in an event organised by A Level lecturer Ashley Crowson.
Chichester MP applauds affordable housing scheme for Westbourne residents
Chichester’s MP, Jess Brown-Fuller, praised the success of Westbourne Community Land Trust in delivering affordable housing for its residents before climbing in a digger on the site where 12 homes will be delivered for social rent.
Jess speaks as part of the Liberal Democrats opposition day
On the Lib Dems' first Opposition day in 15 years, our MPs spoke for the many still waiting weeks to see a GP, struggling to find an NHS dentist, or facing long waits for mental health care.
MP raises Chichester’s chalk streams in Parliament
Chichester MP Jess Brown-Fuller raised the problems surrounding the River Ems and Lavant in Parliament, during a Westminster Hall Debate on chalk streams.
UK Lib Dem news
Black History Month 2024
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Ed Davey's speech to Liberal Democrat Conference
Read Ed Davey's speech to the Liberal Democrats' Autumn Conference in Brighton
A Fair Deal for Family Carers
Carers are not just support for their loved ones—they are the glue holding our fragile social care system together. They deserve more than token acknowledgements or empty promises.