Following the local elections on Thursday 2 May, the Conservatives remain the largest party on Woking Borough Council, holding 14 out of 30 seats.  We were particularly pleased to see Ayesha Azad, Melanie Whitehand and Colin Kemp re-elected in Heathlands, Knaphill and Horsell respectively.

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.

In the ‘Meaningful Vote’ on 15th January, Parliament made it absolutely clear that it was unwilling to support the Prime Minister’s EU deal as it stood.

New figures show that the number of people in work is at a record high and wages are growing at their fastest rate in over a decade.

Thanks to our investment of £20.5 billion a year in real terms by 2023-24 the plan will transform patient care and make sure every penny of taxpayers’ money is spent wisely.

Ahead of 2019 the local elections, Woking Conservatives have revealed our plan for Woking.  This is what we believe are the key issues for Woking going forwards but we also want to hear from you on what matters to you in our borough.