Sammy Barry-Mears, a dedicated and passionate advocate for her hometown of Hemel Hempstead. Having lived in Hemel all her life, she deeply understands the pulse of the town and the aspirations of its people.
Sammy said “Hemel is my home that is why I chose to raise my family here. My passion is to get a fair deal for local residents and recognising the importance of youth as the driving force for Hemel Hempstead's future.”
The new Lib Dem administration at Dacorum Borough Council achieved another resounding success at Full Council on 28th February when their proposed budget for 2024/25 received cross-party support with a 47-0 vote count
The Liberal Democrat Dacorum Borough Council is demonstrating that change is not just about new policies but about a new way of thinking and leading.
Could a new Hemel Heath Hub serving Hemel, Berkhamsted and surrounding villages be on its way?
Sammy Barry-Mears calls for Rishi Sunak to sack Suella Braverman over her comment that homelessness is a lifestyle choice
Local councillor Sammy Barry-Mears has been selected to be the prospective parliamentary candidate for the Liberal Democrats in Hemel Hempstead.
Until the formation of the SDP in 1981 neither of the two pre-merger political parties that became the Liberal Democrats had any success in Dacorum. Then a guy called Bill Faupel won a by-election in Grove Hill, shortly followed by another by-election in November 1981 when a certain Nick Hollinghurst was elected when the Labour councillor resigned.
