What matters more to Bolton: recognising Palestine as a state (which Council can’t control) or stopping migrant hotels (which it can)? Last week, Conservatives forced a vote on proactive action, yet Labour and Lib Dems voted it down. We’ll always put Bolton first.

Labour had the opportunity to take proactive action to prevent migrant hotels being opened in Bolton. Did they vote for action? No. Cllr David Meehan explains why Labour aren’t putting Bolton first, using the courts to overturn local decisions.

We will always put Bolton first, even if that means being at odds with our own party nationally. But Labour doesn’t have the backbone. That’s why they voted to block Bolton Council taking proactive action to prevent migrant hotels being opened in our borough.

Terrorism has no place on our streets. We stand with the Jewish community of Bolton and Greater Manchester who are affected.

It’s time to leave the ECHR👇

Cheers! 🍻 We won a vote at Council to write to the Rachel Reeves, to request the reintroduction of business rates relief to save pubs and jobs in Bolton as part of the Autumn Budget. Bolton pubs face an average tax increase of £3,500. Labour voted against saving the local.🥴

We’re backing the boozer in Bolton. Unlike Labour, who voted against action to reduce the tax burden our pubs face.

More unemployment. Fewer pubs. This is Bolton under Labour. Cllr Les Webb tells the Council how pubs he has spoken to will be affected by Labour’s reduction in hospitality relief and national insurance increases.

Pubs are at the heart of our communities. We believe that’s worth protecting. More: boltonconservatives.org.uk/news/conservat…

2,500 more pints of beer. That’s how many more pints pubs in Bolton will have to sell, just to cover Labour’s cut to business rate relief in the hospitality sector. Cllr John Walsh explains why pubs in Bolton, who are already struggling, will face closure because of Labour.

How can any Labour politician walk into a pub and order a pint after voting against giving extra support to pubs? Conservatives will scrap business rates for retail, hospitality and leisure, giving 250,000 small businesses on our high streets the lifeline they need.

Only one Labour councillor stood up in the debate on pubs last week. Compared to nine Labour councillors who stood up to debate Palestine in September. Where do you think Bolton Labour's priorities are?

We want police back in your community. Since GMP moved PACT meetings to larger areas, attendance and local input has dropped. We won a Council vote calling for ward-based PACT meetings to return, so residents can engage with police more easily and help keep our streets safe.

We forced Labour to vote on their plan to release dangerous criminals onto our streets earlier. Bolton’s Labour MPs decided they've got no backbone to stand up to their government and put the British people first.

Keir Starmer is weak. The election of Lucy Powell as Deputy Labour Leader - the only person Starmer could sack in his reshuffle - is going to lead to more benefits and higher taxes. Leader of Bolton Conservatives, Cllr Nadim Muslim, explains why things will only get worse.

We’re just going to leave this here…