Tackling crime and building our local police presence by ensuring they have the resources they need to do the job, and that all our local agencies can work together to solve underlying challenges. 

Ensuring we are Brexit-ready to make the most of the opportunity by continuing to improve transport links – like a Fylde Coast Light Rail loop – but also ensuring the local economy has the skills and support needed through the local Enterprise Zones to bring more and better-paid jobs to Blackpool

Reviving Cleveleys town center with a long-term parking solution that will attract shoppers, making Cleveleys a place people want to come for shopping, leisure, living, and investing.  Many local residents tell me they don't feel Blackpool is their town, this creates a disconnect and lowers footf

Giving more people the security and peace of mind of good housing – whether through building a stake in their future on the property ladder, or by making renting an option people can have real confidence in.

Extra funding for local schools to raise standards, with more places where needed – and a focus on social mobility, ensuring young people have the skills they need to plan for their future here on the Fylde Coast.

Conservatives have committed £20.5bn extra to the NHS over the coming years, which will see benefits here the Fylde.