Philip Cunnington
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![[From left] Levelling Up Minister Jacob Young, Blackpool Council leader Lynn Williams, Blackburn with Darwen Council leader Phil Riley, Lancashire County Council leader Phillippa Williamson and, behind them, their respective government and council teams at the devolutionn deal signing ceremony at Lancaster Castle (image: Martin Bostock Photography)](https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/webimg/b25lY21zOmY2YTZjNTU5LWU3OTktNDgxMy1iODc0LWUyMjk2MGQ5NzY0MTozMTMzZmFjMC1hZDZhLTQ1NWYtOWFjNS1jZTdhMjlhZmI2M2I=.jpg?crop=4:3,smart&quality=70&width=640)
![[From left] Dr Ben Holden, consultant at Blackpool NHS Teaching Hospital Foundation Trust; Anthony Harrison-West, sexual health manager at Renaissance UK; Cllr Jo Farrell, cabinet member for levelling up people, Blackpool Council; Anna Obi, HIV service manager, Blackpool Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Judith Mills, consultant in public health; abd Shelley Mullarkey, director at Renaissance UK](https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/webimg/b25lY21zOmQ3NTkwMWY0LTg2OWUtNDE1My04ZGM0LTc1NTcwODE1MjNiMzo1YmM3YTQ4YS0yNDk0LTRmZjItYWRlMC0wN2IwZmI2N2ZjZjk=.jpg?crop=3:2,smart&quality=70&width=471)
