Weaver Vale Conservative Association is a modern forward-looking Association of like-minded people from all walks of life rich, poor, young or old with a common belief that their country should be run by a Conservative Government.
 
The Association has an elected Management Committee, which looks after the administration of functions such as Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Selection, Campaigning and Constituency events.

As well as the political work carried out by the Association there are many and varied social functions organised by the Management Committee.

If you want to make a difference then join us or ring 01928 790547. We look forward to hearing from you.

Weaver Vale is a County Constituency in Cheshire and comprises urban areas of Northwich and eastern Runcorn, together with the rural areas inbetween including Frodsham, Helsby, Kingsley and Weaverham (see map above).  Weaver Vale contains parts of both Halton and Vale Royal Borough Councils.

The constituency was created in 1997 from parts of Eddisbury, Halton, Tatton and Warrington South and has been held by Labour since then, however their majority has continued to fall, almost halving from then to 6,855 in 2005.  Boundary changes may help further reduce this majority before the next General Election however hard work and your support will be required to return a Conservative MP.

At the nearby Crewe & Nantwich By-Election in June 2008 Edward Timpson MP achieved a swing of 17.6%, overturning a 7,000 Labour majority with a 7,860 Conservative majority. The estimated Labour majority for Weaver Vale, following boundary change, is less than 5,300 requiring a swing of 7%.

(Image produced from the Ordnance Survey Election-Map service. Image reproduced with permission of Ordnance Survey).