Following the announcement that the number 22 bus will no longer run directly from Neston to Arrowe Park Hospital, Neston Conservatives have sent the following letter to Stagecoach. You can add your name to it below.

Dear Martin Griffiths, Chief Executive of Stagecoach Group:

Congratulations to Councillor Dominic Roberts.  At the Annual Meeting of the Neston Town Council on 21st May Cllr Dominic Roberts was elected as Chairman of the Council for the ensuing year.  In Neston Town Council tradition, Cllr Roberts adopted the title of Mayor as he was entitled to in accord

The Conservatives have got a clear plan for Ellesmere Port. Here's what we will do if elected on 2 May:

Neston Conservatives have reacted with disappointment to the proposals for the Mersey Tunnel fee in 2019-20.

Cheshire and Merseyside are in line for a £20.79m tech-funding boost as part of a £122.4 million package to benefit the NHS in the north of England. The new Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock made the announcement last week, as he unveiled his vision to make the NHS the world’s most advanced healthcare system.

"The flood in New Houses Lane is a distant memory to many but not to me" says Councillor Nigel Jones, "and I am determined to see this matter through to a sensible conclusion." 

I’m sure many of you will be familiar with this path which runs from Well Lane down to the marshes – and therefore I’m sure that you will also share my frustration at it having been flooded since Christmas.

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There’s been a lot of uncertainty in recent years on plans for ‘fracking’ in Cheshire. In the last few weeks the energy firm, IGas, have started the process of seeking planning permission for a shale gas exploration site to allow ‘fracking’ on Ince Marshes.

Our Labour-run Council is planning to deliver a hammer blow to our town centres. They’ve decided to remove free parking in Northwich, Frodsham, Helsby and Tarporley and scrap the ‘Free after 3’ scheme in Chester and Ellesmere Port.