Warren Bradley

Warren Bradley
Leader
Liverpool City Council

Councillor Warren Bradley is the Leader of Liverpool City Council. He was elected in May 2000 and became Leader in November 2005.  Warren has been involved in local politics for most of his life, playing a major role in the electoral victory in 1998 for the Liberal Democrats, when they became the administration in Liverpool.  

Warren, who was born and brought up in Liverpool, is married to Pauline, and has two children, Daniel and Emily.  He has, for the past 22 years, worked as an operational fire officer for Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service.  At the weekend Warren spends time with his family, runs a junior football team, Mosspits Wanderers and watches Everton FC.

As Leader of the City Council, Warren is responsible for the city’s economic renaissance, vision and inward investment.

In 2006, Warren was appointed as the ‘Business Champion’ for the city by the private sector’s City Growth Board.   He believes business is the key to the continued success of Liverpool and has been instrumental in creating a positive, business-friendly environment in the city.  Liverpool received 3 stars for ‘performing well’ in this year’s Comprehensive Area Assessment and became the most improved council in the country.

Warren serves on a number of key boards driving forward the regeneration of the city, including; Liverpool Vision, Liverpool Direct Limited, the Mersey Partnership, North-West Vision and the city’s brand new Arena and Convention Centre.  He is also a board member of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society.

Warren is determined to create a Liverpool that is more dynamic, more vibrant and even more successful.  He is determined to see the whole city working together to make this happen, which is the only route to greater prosperity, ambition and opportunities for every resident of a new and confident Liverpool.