Cllr Liam Walker

County Councillor for the Hanborough & Minster Lovell division
Deputy Chair Political of West Oxfordshire Conservative Association
District Council councillor for the Hailey, Minster Lovell and Leafield ward.

Hello! I am Liam Walker and I have been a County Councillor representing the Hanborough and Minster Lovell division since 2017 and re-elected in May 2021. I grew up in the village of Minster Lovell and now live in Long Hanborough where I have brought my first home which is a great privilege. I am now also the District Councillor for the Hailey, Minster Lovell and Leafield ward (including Ramsden and Crawly).

Please feel free to get in contact with me: liam@liam-walker.com

 

Tell Liam What Matters Most To You

  • Local issues
  • About you
  • Help in the Minster Lovell, Hailey and Leafield ward
  • Your details
1. We have a campaign to review the Witney High Street vehicle restriction. How important do you think it is to review this scheme?
2. Do you think the new 20MPH speed limits are a good thing?
3. How important do you think it is to keep FREE parking in West Oxfordshire?
4. Do you have sufficient council waste bins within our area?
5. Do you think enough infrastructure has been put in place to support the new housing?
6. How important do you think it is to continue to build more homes in West Oxfordshire?
7. We are campaigning to stop Thames Water dumping sewage into our rivers. How important do you think this is?
8. Your local Conservative team continue to push for improvements to the A40. How important do you think this is?

News

Council Faces Backlash Over Spend On Bigger 20mph Signs

Oxfordshire County Council has been criticised after it was revealed that £11,000 of taxpayers' money was spent on enlarging 20 mph speed limit signs around Witney. The decision was made in response to a perceived lack of compliance from drivers with the recently implemented speed limit.

While our opponents fight, we are campaigning

Some readers may have noticed there has been a change of political control at Oxfordshire County Council after a fiery falling out between the Lib Dem and Labour county groups.

Judge council's consultations at ballot box

Last week Freedom of Information requests, as reported in the Oxford Mail and The Sunday Times, have revealed that Oxfordshire County Council deliberately didn’t release traffic impact data in relation to their plans to install bus gates in Oxford as they were concerned this could impact the cons

Council reveals 20mph advertising costs

Oxfordshire County Council has now revealed how much the authority has spent on promoting its 20mph policy to residents across Oxfordshire after a question from a councillor to the council's cabinet.