North Warwickshire and Bedworth’s Parliamentary candidate, Craig Tracey, who is leading the local campaign on road safety, has taken resident’s concerns directly to the County Council.

Residents have joined forces with local Parliamentary Candidate, Craig Tracey, to press Nuneaton and Bedworth Council to clean up derelict land on a Bedworth Street, which has become a local dumping ground.  

This week the Chancellor delivered his Autumn Statement which showed that the UK is the fastest-growing major economy in the world and which reported higher growth, lower unemployment, falling inflation and a falling deficit. This may seem all well and good, but what were the key announcements and do they really mean for residents of North Warwickshire & Bedworth?

A local bridal shop was selected by judges Craig and Karen Tracey as winners of the best shop window competition at Atherstone’s annual Dickens Night.

Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council has been criticised by Bedworth’s Parliamentary candidate Craig Tracey over the latest in a long line of Borough Plan failures. Borough Plans are made in consultation with residents and would allow the local council to control housing developments.

Local campaigner points to significant flaws in road infrastructure to sustain HGV movementNorth Warwickshire Parliamentary Candidate, Craig Tracey, has spoken out against the “Inappropriate development” at the former Daw Mill colliery site. Craig attended a packed residents meeting at Nether Whitacre Village Hall last night (Thursday) organised by the Leys and Whitacres Residents Action Group.

Cabinet Minister Michael Gove was in Coleshill last week to open North Warwickshire Conservatives’ new office on Coleshill High Street.

Craig Tracey, Parliamentary Candidate for North Warwickshire and Bedworth, has challenged illegal motorcyclists on Baddesley Common.

Craig Tracey & Dan Byles MP have today welcomed the latest figures showing that 1774 fewer people in North Warwickshire & Bedworth are claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance than in January 2010. 

Craig Tracey, Parliamentary candidate for North Warwickshire, visited Water Orton Primary School for their House Captain elections this week to give advice to pupils on making speeches.