“Labour always puts people first. Our priority is the quality of life of residents and supporting local businesses. We want to create an inclusive, vibrant, and fair community for everyone in Warwick District.

In this election choose councillors who will prioritise people, not politics. Labour voted to freeze Council Tax as we recognise it’s not just the most vulnerable that need help, many people are struggling. Labour also secured further vital funding of £52K for local foodbanks which is help for those who need help now.

In our towns we want to revitalise our high streets, stop antisocial behaviour, and preserve the historic legacy that makes Warwick, Leamington & Kenilworth so special. We also need to look to the future and support our local industry success stories, so people can build careers here.

In the last few years, we’ve seen Warwick, Leamington & Kenilworth grow, and we’ve welcomed new people into our district. What we need now is more affordable homes and good quality social housing for people to rent. Developments also need to have the right infrastructure in place, so residents don’t have to travel for a pint of milk or loaf of bread. Developers need to be stopped from moving on until they have honoured promises they have made. Labour Councillors will continue to influence proposals to license all Houses of Multiple Occupation, which will also help to control waste and antisocial behaviour.

Labour introduced the motion which declared a Climate Change Emergency here. We need to improve our air quality urgently and make sure homes are better insulated, saving residents money, and saving energy.

Our candidates bring diverse experiences and perspectives, but we are united in our shared values of fairness, justice, and equality. We understand the challenges facing our communities and have the experience and determination to find practical solutions. Most of all we want to create a community where everyone feels safe and valued, regardless of their background.”

Cllr Min Kaur Mangat, Labour Group Leader – Warwick District Council