I’m Not Running for Myself, I’m Running for My Class
I’m running as the Labour candidate in Warrington North, because I want to undo the damage done by Tory austerity and win a government that fights for working people.

Charlotte Nichols with at a GMB union demonstration, October 2018.Charlotte Nichols / Twitter
It’s been a whirlwind few days, following Helen Jones’ announcement that she would be retiring after twenty-two years as MP for Warrington North. My decision, therefore, to put my name forward was by definition a last minute one — but I am delighted to say that it is the best I have ever made, having been selected as Labour’s new Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Warrington North.
I will be spending the coming weeks and months meeting as many residents, local members, unions, and community groups as I can, to build relationships and hear about your priorities and concerns for Warrington.
As with Faisal Rashid’s selection in Warrington South, it’s unfortunate that the circumstances and tight timescale ahead of the election meant that there was not a full hustings process, but I’ve been heartened by the support I’ve had from comrades across the party welcoming my candidacy. It’s safe to say relationships in Warrington Labour haven’t always been the most harmonious, and I am hoping to make a fresh start.