Greg Stone
Liberal Democrats councillor for Manor Park
Council: Newcastle upon Tyne
Term ends: 2 May 2030
Greg has been a leading Lib Dem councillor on Newcastle City Council since 1998. He grew up and attended school in York before attending Newcastle University, and has lived on Tyneside since 1992. He has worked as external funding officer for a North East university, securing millions of pounds of EU funding for regional development projects in the region, and as a consultant in the planning and regeneration sector. He has particular expertise relating to regeneration, economic development, housing, and transport, and has previously served as the Lib Dem group leader on the Tyne & Wear Integrated Transport Authority which oversaw the region’s public transport networks including bus and Metro, and as the Lib Dem lead on the LGA Urban Commission. Greg was a Lib Dem parliamentary candidate at the 2001 and 2005 General Elections, and stood as the party’s candidate in the Sedgefield by-election in 2007. He has also acted as the party’s North East regional media co-ordinator and as a spokesman for the party on regional TV and radio.
Recent election history
Manor Park (2026)
Liberal Democrats · 1,691 votes· Elected
Manor Park (2024)
Liberal Democrats· Elected
Manor Park (2021)
Liberal Democrats· Elected
Manor Park (2018)
Liberal Democrats· Elected
North Tyneside (2017)
Liberal Democrats· Not elected
Contact Information
Phone
0774 7862 582Where Greg fits into things
Constituency
Ward
Greg Stone
Councillor
Manor Park
Doreen Huddart
Councillor · Manor Park
Deborah Burns
Councillor · Manor Park
About the role
The responsibility of a councillor is to represent the people within a ward by making decisions on local services and other local issues.
What councillors do
- Make decisions on local services like housing, roads, and parks
- Represent residents' concerns at council meetings
- Help resolve local issues raised by constituents
- Set council budgets and local tax levels
How to influence
- Attend local council surgeries
- Write or email about local issues
- Attend public council meetings
- Join local community groups
Council
Newcastle upon Tyne (LC)