Following a hugely successful set of elections results at the recent local Council elections, North Warwickshire Borough Council's controlling Conservative group got together for a celebratory photograph at the first full council meeting of this administration.

On Tuesday, North Warwickshire’s Member of Parliament, alongside, former Cabinet Minister David Davis MP launched a report detailing 28 local and national transport infrastructure projects that could be funded if High Speed 2 (HS2) was scrapped.

Craig Tracey MP for Bedworth, Marcus Jones MP for Nuneaton and Mark Pawsey MP for Bulkington visited Nuneaton Town Hall to deliver a letter to Julie Jackson, Leader of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council.

Blustery weather was no match for the force of nature that is Boris Johnson who blew in to Atherstone this morning to help boost local Conservatives in their Council election campaign.

On Thursday 2nd May 2019, voters in the North Warwickshire Borough Council go to the polls to elect their new Council for the next four years.

Two million, fourteen thousand, nine hundred and sixty-seven to be precise. That’s how many potholes Conservative-run councils have fixed since 2016.

This is about the issues that really matters to people locally. So on May 2nd, residents have the opportunity to keep their council tax low – and protect their services.

North Warwickshire’s Member of Parliament Craig Tracey, a consistent opponent of HS2 due to its devastating impact of North Warwickshire and its lack of business case, has been working closely with the Taxpayer’s Alliance after launching the ‘Great British Transport Competition’.

Local Member of Parliament, Craig Tracey, has welcomed the announcements and measures that will benefit his constituency in the Chancellor’s Spring Statement.