Hope in the face of uncertainty

Locally, the Labour Party is protecting public services. We have kept community centres, day centres, children’s centres, libraries, museums, swimming pools and leisure centres open. We have invested in education, skills and employment opportunities. We have supported town centres by valuing our heritage, celebrating our culture and supporting local businesses. We continue to provide quality social care, despite a decade of government cuts to our budgets, and we are still investing in our parks and green spaces for everyone to enjoy. We are taking action to tackle poverty, to combat climate change, and we will always keep fighting for the things that matter to you.

The Tories might have broken Britain, but we will not let them break West Cheshire. That’s why we enter into this election with an ambitious message of HOPE. Hope that decent support services are there to help you when you need them. Hope that we can keep creating opportunities for you and your family to live in a decent home, work in a good job and learn new skills. Hope that we can stay proud of our town centres, parks, roads and neighbourhoods despite seismic economic changes and over a decade of cuts to neighbourhood services. And finally, Hope that we can protect the environment and even improve it for future generations.

That’s why a vote for Labour is a vote for HOPE on Thursday 4th May.