Lyall Reed

Councillor for St Michael's Ward
Deputy Leader of the Sunderland Conservatives
Chairman of the Sunderland Conservatives
Shadow Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment

I am currently the Chairman of Sunderland Conservatives Association and a councillor for St Michael's Ward.

From 2020 until the role was abolished in 2021, I was Events Officer for the Association.

I am a graduate of Northumbria University earning a degree in History and Politics. 

I have lived my entire life in St Michael's Ward and it is an honour and a privilege to represent my home ward on the Sunderland City Council. I care deeply about my home ward and home city, and I know that Sunderland can never reach it's full potential whilst Labour are still calling the shots in Sunderland City Council. 

During my time as a councillor I have worked to support several campaigns, most recently an anti-knife crime campaign working with the Connor Brown Trust. Working to install stab wound specific first aid kits (or bleed bags) all over the city centre and beyond, 

If you would like to see more about what the St Michael's Ward councillors are doing then please follow our Facebook page at St Michael's Conservatives .

If you would like to get in touch about any ward issues then please email me at Cllr.Lyall.Reed@Sunderland.gov.uk

 

 

 

See also

Ashbrooke, Tunstall and Hill View

Ashbrooke, Tunstall and Hill View

The St Michael's Ward Conservatives are proud to have served the people of Ashbrooke, Hill View and Tunstall for many years - standing up for residents and fighting for the issues that matter the most. 

News

Backhouse Park Play Park Suffers Arson Attack

Vandals have destroyed play equipment in a Sunderland park in a ‘senseless’ arson attack

The playground in Backhouse Park has been sealed off since the incident earlier this week and local councillors have condemned the crime.

Conservatives criticise condition of Sunderland Station

Local Conservatives have written to Northern Rail to raise concerns about the state of Sunderland Station, after the station was covered in buckets recently to collect rainwater leaking through the building's roof.