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Andy Carter has welcomed the announcement that Cheshire Constabulary has been bolstered by an additional 54 officers since the Government launched its major recruitment drive in September 2019.

MP for Warrington South Andy Carter has welcomed the announcement that Cheshire Constabulary will receive £550,000 in extra funding as part of the Government’s £25 million Safer Streets Fund – delivering on a key Conservative manifesto commitment.

Andy Carter MP has welcomed the announcement that schools in Warrington South will benefit from funding to improve school facilities.

Residents on Arley Road in Appleton Thorn have been in touch with local MP Andy Carter to ask for my help in dealing with safety concerns around the local village Primary School.

This was my last week in Westminster for a while, as MPs return back to their constituencies for summer recess to focus on local priorities. I’m looking forward to getting back to Warrington full-time to get out around the constituency and to enjoy a my ‘staycation’ in the North West.

Penketh & Whittle Hall will be given £480,000 to increase drainage capacity between the Sankey Canal and railway line at Penketh Brook.
This will benefit hundreds of homes
Work to begin by 2021 after £170m investment accelerated to help economy recover from Covid

Andy Carter MP has welcomed the Plan for Jobs set out by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on Wednesday (8 July), saying it provides much-needed support to businesses and young people across Warrington South.

A sustained drop in the number of passengers using Manchester airport will have a disproportionate impact on Warrington’s economy according to Warrington South MP Andy Carter.

Andy Carter MP has welcomed news that the Prime Minister has announced additional funding to level up Warrington. The announcement is part of a wider economic package to accelerate infrastructure projects, fuelling jobs and the country’s economic recovery following coronavirus. 

Like almost every other Member of Parliament, I’ve returned to Westminster since I last wrote this column and for the first week at least it was strange being in Central London, walking along the busiest roads in the capital without seeing anybody, no black cabs, no tourists and just a handful of