Tony Robertson is a seasoned Liberal Democrat politician with a wealth of experience in local governance, particularly within Parish Councils. His extensive tenure includes 20 years on Lydiate Parish Council and an impressive 30 years on Maghull Town Council, where he honed his skills in...
Tony Robertson is a seasoned Liberal Democrat politician with a wealth of experience in local governance, particularly within Parish Councils. His extensive tenure includes 20 years on Lydiate Parish Council and an impressive 30 years on Maghull Town Council, where he honed his skills in community engagement and public service. As the former Leader of Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council from 2004 to 2011, Tony played a pivotal role in shaping local policies and fostering community development, serving on the Council for a total of 16 years from 1999 to 2015.
Currently, as a Trustee of the Frank Hornby Trust, Tony leverages his political acumen and leadership capabilities to promote the legacy of Maghull’s most renowned resident, the toy maker Frank Hornby. In this role, he is instrumental in overseeing key projects that celebrate Hornby’s contributions to the toy industry and educational play, ensuring that his innovative spirit continues to inspire future generations. Tony’s expertise in stakeholder management and strategic communications is vital as the Trust seeks to engage with local communities, schools, and businesses to foster a deeper appreciation for Hornby’s work.
With 30 years of experience as a trade union officer in the civil service, Tony brings a unique perspective to his role at the Trust, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and inclusivity in all initiatives. His background in project management and business continuity further enhances the Trust’s operational effectiveness, allowing it to navigate challenges while remaining focused on its mission. Through his multifaceted skill set and dedication to public service, Tony Robertson continues to make a significant impact in his community and beyond.
