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06/09/2026

We need someone who has genuine experience in business to help shape Cheshire and Warrington as Mayor and that’s Ben Fletcher for Cheshire & Warrington.

Teams out across Warrington today, Ben Fletcher for Cheshire & Warrington, Jack Thwaites - Conservative Party, Moira Dol...
05/09/2026

Teams out across Warrington today, Ben Fletcher for Cheshire & Warrington, Jack Thwaites - Conservative Party, Moira Dolan - Public Page and Councillor Ken Critchley speaking to residents in Appleton this morning.

Lots of issues with poor maintenance of roads and footpaths and frustration with the local labour council and their reckless borrowing which is resulting in higher council tax and cuts to services.

Great to see Ben visiting SMEs in Warrington and listening to the issues raised by business leaders.  Driveworks in Thel...
05/09/2026

Great to see Ben visiting SMEs in Warrington and listening to the issues raised by business leaders.

Driveworks in Thelwall knows a thing or two about growth having secured two national awards for international export growth in recent years.

Only the Conservatives have a plan to reach 3% of GDP on defence by 2030.We will take the tough decisions to keep Britai...
04/09/2026

Only the Conservatives have a plan to reach 3% of GDP on defence by 2030.

We will take the tough decisions to keep Britain safe.

Warrington Borough Council borrowed close to £2bn. Conservative councillors raised concerns, repeatedly, about the gover...
26/08/2026

Warrington Borough Council borrowed close to £2bn. Conservative councillors raised concerns, repeatedly, about the governance around those decisions and about returns that were promised and never materialised. Labour councillors, with Liberal Democrat support, dismissed them and waved the schemes through.

Residents are now paying for that. The council must find more than £50m in further savings, and that means significant changes to social care for elderly residents, higher parking charges that will damage our high streets, and further closures of leisure centres already in a perilous state. This is not an abstract argument about historic borrowing or numbers on a balance sheet. It arrives at the front door of Warrington residents.

'Warrington residents desperately need this recovery to work'

24/08/2026

Helping young people into the work should be a priority for our local leaders - Ben Fletcher for Cheshire & Warrington will do exactly that as Mayor of Cheshire and Warrington.

Labour's tax hikes and new employment laws are making it harder for businesses in Warrington to hire young people, putti...
23/08/2026

Labour's tax hikes and new employment laws are making it harder for businesses in Warrington to hire young people, putting thousands of summer jobs at risk!

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We need far greater political scrutiny of the Officers plans intended to help restore the town’s finances.
22/08/2026

We need far greater political scrutiny of the Officers plans intended to help restore the town’s finances.

TORY Cllr John Roddy has warned that Borough Council’s future “savings” programme requires far greater political scrutiny after questioning senior officers about proposals intended to help restore the authority’s finances.

22/08/2026

We need someone with knowledge of retailing to help our High Streets in Cheshire and Warrington

Warrington Labour’s disastrous borrowing finally becoming clear for all to see.Residents face even deeper cuts to local ...
22/08/2026

Warrington Labour’s disastrous borrowing finally becoming clear for all to see.

Residents face even deeper cuts to local services and at the same time Council taxes reaches record levels.

Warrington Borough Council is proposing a further £51.2 million of savings, on top of £39m already identified, around £90 MILLION in total.

The Council is still facing an estimated £179m financial gap by 2029/30, with proposals including a smaller workforce, changes to services and significant savings from Adult Social Care.

Residents continue to pay more in Council Tax while increasingly being asked to accept less in return.

After years of financial problems, serious questions remain about how Warrington got into this position and who takes responsibility.

Warrington taxpayers deserve better financial management, accountability and value for money.

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