Cllr Simon Eardley

Simon Eardley is the Conservative Councillor for the Saughall & Mollington Ward.

I am delighted to represent Saughall & Mollington on the Council. Politics is often quite low key in rural wards like this so my priority is always to meet, engage with and support as many of you as local residents to the best of my ability.

My commitment to you is very simple. I will:

  • Work hard on the issues that matter most;
  • Engage with you ‘face to face’ as much as possible; and
  • Keep you up to date with positive action for the villages of this ward.

 

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News

Chester to get Pothole funding boost!

Cheshire West & Chester Council to benefit from pothole repair funding boost - local authorities get £500 million to fix potholes across England.

STATEMENT: ‘Active Travel Lanes’ experiment begins again

Reacting to the news that ‘Active Travel Lanes’ on the A5116 Liverpool Road and A51 Boughton for travel to and from Chester, have restarted on 05 October 2020, Cllr Margaret Parker (Conservative, Group Leader) and Cllr Simon Eardley (Conservative, Shadow Cabinet Member for Highways) said: 

Local Conservatives condemn Labour's bus lane chaos across Chester and beyond

Responding to the sudden changes to road layouts that have emerged in recent days, which particularly impact the city of Chester, Cheshire West and Chester Conservatives have called on the Labour leadership of the Council to rethink the disruptive and counter-productive schemes implemented in som

Simon Eardley: My Priorities for Saughall & Mollington Ward

Conservative candidate Simon Eardley has set out his local priorities for the Saughall & Mollington Ward.

They are:

1. Campaigning for a fair share of resources for the villages of the ward that takes into account its rural character and the challenges this can present.

Local News for Saughall & Mollington Ward - Summer 2018

Free After 3pm parking abolished by Labour

Despite protests from businesses and residents, the Labour run council have abolished the popular ‘Free After 3pm’ parking scheme in Chester. 

The plans remain controversial. 

Would you like 'hyper-'fast broadband for your home or business?

Conservative campaigner for Saughall and Mollington Ward, Simon Eardley, attended the B4RN Cheshire public meeting at the Gordale Garden Centre earlier this week. B4RN is a community project aiming to bring fast (1000Mbps) full fibre broadband to a number of villages in the ward.