What matters in Waresley
- Road safety remains a key concern
- Speed reduction continues to matter
- Rural services need to be maintained
- A desire for consistent follow-through

Keeping momentum behind safer roads and stronger representation
Waresley-cum-Tetworth is a village where progress has been made, but where follow-through still matters. What I’m hearing is that people want to see that progress continue, not stall.
Every village in this ward has its own character and its own priorities. What links them is something simpler. People want to be heard, kept informed and properly represented when practical local issues need pushed through the system.
Part of good local representation is being clear about which level of government can actually move an issue. That is how you turn frustration into follow-through.
Parish raises and shapes local priorities and keeps momentum behind them.
District supports and amplifies those priorities so they are not lost in wider decision-making.
County delivers on roads and infrastructure, which is why joined-up working is so important.
Waresley does not need reinvention. It needs continuity and consistency.
That means staying on the things that matter, especially safer roads and service resilience.
It also means making sure district and county links stay strong enough to keep progress moving.
If you live in Waresley, I’d welcome your view on what should come next.