Sarah Hall is a Labour & Co-operative Party politician whose career in the UK has spanned local and national government. Her political journey began at the local level as a councillor for the Bewsey & Whitecross ward on Warrington Borough Council, a position she held from 2016 to 2024. During her time as a councillor, she took on a significant leadership role as the Cabinet Member for Children’s Services in 2021.

Building on her local experience, she successfully transitioned to national politics, becoming the Member of Parliament for Warrington South on July 4, 2024. In her capacity as an MP, she has quickly taken on key responsibilities, serving on the Public Accounts Committee since October 2024 and the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [HL] Committee since June 2025. Her interests extend beyond these committees, as she is also an active officer in several All-Party Parliamentary Groups, including those focused on inclusion and nurture in education, ADHD, tackling loneliness, and digital markets. Beyond her formal political roles, she holds unpaid positions as a trustee for the Museum of Policing in Cheshire and as an associate governor for a primary school in Warrington.