Disley & Newtown Branch

Disley & Newtown Branch

Disley & Newtown is a growing Parish nestled between the Peak District and the South Manchester commuter belt. Local landmarks within the Parish include Lyme Park, Bowstones, and the Peak Forest Canal.

Our Branch works hard to support the local community with four Councillors on the Parish Council. We also work closely with David Rutley MP on a broad range of local and national issues affecting our constituents.

The Branch and our Councillors have been particularly active on a number of local issues including; The A6 Corridor, preservation of the Green Belt, developing community facilities, and setting up a community volunteer scheme during the COVID crisis.

The Branch meets regularly, and new members can be assured of a warm welcome from a friendly approachable team.

Jackie Pattison

Chair of Disley & Newtown Conservative Branch

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Disley & Newtown has a population of 4600 residents. Four Conservative Councillors currently sit on the Parish Council.

For further details of how to get involved in branch activity please contact John Whitehurst, Deputy Chairman Membership 01625 422848 [email protected]

or Jackie Pattison, Branch Chair 01663 765254.

Disley & Newtown branch is actively recruiting new members to its close-knit team. We are particularly keen to hear from younger members and anyone considering a role as a future Parish or Cheshire East Councillor.

The branch holds regular zoom calls and is planning an exciting post COVID events programme.

A recent zoom call with David Rutley MP was well received by members when David gave a national overview and answered questions on local and national issues.