Nunnery Ward - Worcester Labour

Nunnery Labour: working locally, listening to residents, and getting things done.

Nunnery is represented by a strong Labour team focused on safer streets, cleaner neighbourhoods, local facilities and practical support for residents.

Your Labour councillors for Nunnery are Elaine Willmore, Pat Agar and Basharat Ali.

Working for Nunnery

Labour councillors in Nunnery are working with residents, police, council officers and community groups to get local issues sorted.

Their work includes:

tackling unsafe parking, speeding and road safety concerns
supporting litter picks and action against fly-tipping
standing up for valued green spaces including Perry Wood
supporting community facilities such as Ronkswood Community Centre
improving play areas and local services
helping residents with individual issues, from Blue Badge problems to everyday council casework.

Local priorities

For Nunnery, Labour’s priorities are:

Safer streets
Working with police, highways and residents on parking, speeding, CCTV, anti-social behaviour and community safety.

Cleaner neighbourhoods
Tackling fly-tipping, supporting litter picks and protecting local green spaces.

Better facilities for families
Supporting community centres, play areas, local activities and accessible services.

Practical help for residents
Listening, following up casework and helping people resolve problems with council services.

Councillor Pat Agar standing outdoors in Nunnery ward, Worcester

Cllr Pat Agar

Pat has represented Nunnery since 2006 and brings long experience of standing up for local residents. His work includes supporting community facilities, protecting local heritage and improving services for families.

Cllr Basharat Ali

Basharat works with fellow Nunnery councillors on safer streets, cleaner neighbourhoods and better local facilities. He is focused on practical action and making sure residents’ concerns are heard.

Cllr Elaine Whitmore standing in a street in Nunnery ward

Cllr Elaine Willmore

Elaine is a hands-on councillor who listens to residents and follows issues through. She works on road safety, parking, environmental problems, local repairs and support for individual residents.