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Tories Make ‘A Cut Too Far’, Claims Labour

Cheshire’s Labour group today (Monday) warned that the Tory Administration’s failure to provide “proper” investment in vital services would harm the most vulnerable people in Cheshire.

Group Leader Derek Bateman attacked the Tories’ refusal to allocate an extra £700,000 ease the “tremendous burden” on older people and adults who pay for social care.

His party colleague Dorothy Flude (Crewe South) criticised a £150,000 cut in the Education Psychology service.

County Councillor Flude submitted an amendment with Liberal Democrat Molly Hale calling for the reduction to be halved to £75,000 and funded by schools reserves which they claim are ‘considerable’, but it was defeated.

A Chester Liberal Democrat Welcomes A New Bus Service For Residents During Hoole Bridge Closure

Liberal Democrat County Councillor Molly Hale has welcomed a new bus service which takes Kingsway residents into Hoole, Chester.

The special 53A service is operated by Arrowebrook Coaches off peak during the closure of Hoole Bridge.

Primary School Wants To Raise Cash For Chester Jets Basketball Team