By-elections occur when, for many reasons, there are vacancies in elected positions. They can happen at Westminster, County or Community level. Below are the current by-elections the Welsh Liberal Democrats are fighting and information about the great community champions up for election.
Faron Hadfield-Jones, a local community councillor for Mynydd Isa on the Argoed Community council is preparing for the anticipated by-election following the sad passing of the much respected Cllr Hilary Mcguill.
Promising to take action to fix potholes and tackle anti-social parking Faron is excited for an opportunity to build on local successes for the Lib Dem team in saving the local bus service into Mold.
“Making the step from the community council to the County council will give me a great opportunity to continue Hilary's record of service for our unique and wonderful community as well as building on my own desires to see a flourishing and well connected local community.”
There will be updates once the Notification of Election has been published.
The residents of Rhyl deserve better.
Keith wants to make Rhyl fairer and kinder. He'll work hard to inspire both young and old and make sure they have real opportunities to succeed.
He'll work with police and community services to take real action to improve the safety of everybody on our streets; tackling crime and antisocial behaviour.
Like all Welsh Lib Dems, Keith will work hard all year round!
Vote for Kieth on Thursday 25 June 2026!
Committed to serving his community Keith is keen to support services and opportunities for young people as a councillor in the Derwen Ward.
“Town councils play a vital role in providing services and opportunities to residents. I'm keen to make sure that old people get access to sessions to support wellbeing and tackle social isolation as well as making sure there are opportunities for play and growth for our young people.”
Keith believes that success starts in the community and he's ready.
Vote for Kieth on Thursday 25 June 2026!
