10/09/2026
When a Reform UK candidate says they will get the job done, they mean it.
Cllr Waterworth is setting the stall out and showing residents across Trafford exactly what Vote Reform, Get Reform really means. Over the next few months you will see councillors pop up, start door knocking and asking for your votes but think back to their four years in their seat… what have they done for residents in your area? How accessible are they? How visible are they?
🚨 100 DAYS OF ACTION — BUCKLOW-ST MARTINS
Just a little over 100 days ago, residents of Bucklow-St Martins elected me as their Reform UK councillor.
I made a promise: I would be visible, accessible and relentless in fighting for residents.
100 days later, the numbers speak for themselves.
📍 478 cases/concerns raised and actioned for residents
🔹Partington — 377 cases
🔹Carrington — 85 cases
🔹Sale — 16 cases
And these aren’t just numbers on a spreadsheet.
These are 478 occasions where residents needed someone to listen, take action and keep pushing until something happened.
While the two other Bucklow-St Martins councillors sit on the Labour benches, residents deserve to see their councillors working for them — not disappearing after election day.
You don’t have to take my word for it. Look at the work. Look at the results.
💥Community bins emptied
💥 Road repairs completed
💥 Road defects assessed and earmarked for future repairs
💥 Planning concerns raised and answers obtained
💥 Fly-tipping reported and cleared
💥 Overgrown vegetation reported and cleared
💥 Blocked drains cleared
💥 Abandoned vehicle reported and removed
💥 Bee Network service failures challenged
💥 Vulnerable residents supported with housing problems
💥 Heath Farm residents supported on numerous issues
💥 Local community groups supported
And when contractors aren’t doing their job properly, I don’t just accept it.
I challenged Amey over bins being left out after collection rather than returned to residents’ homes. The issue was actioned and resolved.
🚔 WORKING WITH GMP
I’ve established a strong line of communication with Greater Manchester Police regarding off-road bikes, helping ensure problems can be raised and acted upon quickly.
🏛️ HOLDING LABOUR TO ACCOUNT
Following the Trafford Council Ofsted report, I spoke in the council chamber and held the Labour administration to account.
Being a councillor isn’t about turning up, collecting the allowance and disappearing.
It’s about scrutiny. It’s about accountability. It’s about getting results.
🚧 CARRINGTON
I’ve supported residents raising objections to the Carrington Relief Road and supported objections concerning warehouse planning proposals in Carrington.
Residents deserve a councillor who will stand alongside them when major developments threaten to change their communities.
🌉 WARBURTON TOLL BRIDGE
I’ve raised numerous complaints concerning the Warburton Toll Bridge, including cases involving fines.
In numerous cases, fines have been cancelled following representations made on behalf of residents.
This is what “Vote Reform. Get Reform” looks like. I didn’t stand for election to be another invisible councillor. I stood because I believe residents deserve representation that actually represents them.
📞 You contact me — I listen.
📨 You raise an issue — I pursue it.
🏛️ The council gets it wrong — I challenge it.
🚧 A service fails — I will demand answers.
And I’m only 100 days in. The Labour administration may be comfortable with the status quo. I’m not.
I will continue to challenge, continue to raise cases, continue to build relationships with the people who can actually resolve problems — and most importantly, continue to fight for the residents of Bucklow-St Martins.
Your voice. Your community. Your councillor.
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