Steve Hey
Labour candidate for Attleborough
Steve is married with two grown children and two grandchildren. He has lived and worked in Nuneaton for over forty years. He has extensive experience at a senior level in both the public and the private sectors. Steve has constantly campaigned against government cuts to local services, especially in Nuneaton, and believes that residents have been poorly served by Conservative Councillors in Warwickshire – despite being responsible for spending the vast majority of the constantly increased Council Taxes collected in Nuneaton, essential services like education, childcare, care for the elderly, the Fire Service have all been cut to the detriment of Attleborough residents. The Conservatives in Warwick seem happy to blindly follow the bidding of their Government masters. Steve will be a strong voice for Attleborough and Nuneaton at Shire Hall, Warwick. He will put people before greed.
Previous elections
Attleborough (2025)
Labour and Co-operative Party· Not elected
Attleborough (2024)
Labour Party· Elected
Attleborough (2022)
Labour Party· Not elected
Attleborough (2021)
Labour Party· Not elected
Attleborough (2018)
Labour Party· Not elected
Arbury (2017)
Labour Party· Not elected
Whitestone (2016)
Labour Party· Not elected
Where Steve fits into things
About the role
The responsibility of a councillor is to represent the people within a ward by making decisions on local services and other local issues.
What councillors do
- Make decisions on local services like housing, roads, and parks
- Represent residents' concerns at council meetings
- Help resolve local issues raised by constituents
- Set council budgets and local tax levels
How to influence
- Attend local council surgeries
- Write or email about local issues
- Attend public council meetings
- Join local community groups
Council
Nuneaton and Bedworth