Last week I was officially readopted as the Conservative candidate for Warrington South in the 2024 General Election. I've since been busy knocking on doors in Appleton, Thelwall, Grappenhall, Walton, Latchford, Great Sankey, Penketh and Stockton Heath over the past week, speaking to local people about the issues that matter most to them in Warrington South.
Throughout the last four-and-a-half years while serving as your Member of Parliament, we've achieved so much in all areas in Warrington including raising education standards, improving local transport, additional healthcare facilities, tackling crime, protecting the environment and supporting local businesses. I'm running on a record that I'm incredibly proud of, but I know there's still more work to be done. My six point plan for Warrington South lays out my priorities for the next five years if I am fortunate enough to be returned as your MP.
1) Protecting jobs, supporting local businesses and investing in the right skills for future generations.
2) Regenerating our town centre and brownfield sites with affordable homes and the necessary infrastructure.
3) Securing improvements to Warrington Hospital and more GP appointments.
4) Every school in Warrington South rated Good or Outstanding, giving our children the best start in life.
5) Improving public transport with 105 new electric buses for Warrington plus £120m secured to repair our roads.
6) Keeping our families safe with record police numbers in Cheshire and more visible community policing.
It's not too late to register to vote in the General Election on 4th July. Just visit the Government website here: Register to vote - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
If you’re going to be away on the day of the election, you can apply for a a postal or proxy vote here: Apply for a postal vote or proxy vote | warrington.gov.uk
The deadlines are as follows:
- Register to vote by 23:59 on 18th June
- Apply for a postal vote by 17:00 on 19th June
- Apply for a proxy vote by 17:00 on 26th June
If you've already registered you will now have received your polling card or should do in the next few days. Your card contains details of your local polling station where you can cast your vote on election day.
Polling stations will be open between 07:00 and 22:00 on Thursday 4th July. Remember that you will need to bring photo ID to cast your vote. Accepted forms of photo ID can be found here: Accepted forms of photo ID | Electoral Commission
