In the upcoming General Election, I intend to support a sensible Social, Environmental and Economic balance - A good life for all.

Full statement

In 2024, we have a new Blairite Labour that has become the party furthest to the right. The Conservatives have proven themselves untrustworthy and more focused on themselves than the crucial tasks at hand. LibDems after 30 years are still getting nowhere, and the socialists have hijacked the Green Party.

Whilst some representatives of these parties may, in isolation, have some strong and noble ideas, the truth is that the aforementioned parties don’t have a clue how to provide sustainability. It appears they are too busy arguing with themselves rather than finding a cohesive or successful plan designed to generally improve people’s lives.

To have any chance of choosing a better future, you have to reject false promises, identify facts and determine what is real. I don’t know about you, but I am fed up sailing in this ship of fools. For the past 40 years, successive political parties have failed to create a fair or even happy country. All politicians are to blame but soon, in this election, you have a chance for a fresh start and a proper focus on the truth. So you don’t get fooled again.

Reforming opportunities in Britain by using Standards makes everything better.

1) Cost of living - Buying British, supporting food security, and choosing self-sufficiency in energy - solar, wind, water, etc.- reduce prices. Putting UK business first. 2) Access to services has been slashed due to the level of demand. NHS, utilities, insurance, and housing (air development) are available. So why don’t we put the elderly, women and children first? 3) Law and Order - We can stop violence, such as knife crime and theft, simply by having more police focused on catching criminals. Putting safety first. 4) Women’s rights – putting women first. Of course, there should be equality for everyone, but there should be no confusion that biological sex is respected in society, sports and clubs. 5) Migration should be managed, because more, means we are all poorer. Increasing the population makes us all poorer. The provision of public services has not improved. As a result, UK citizens, together with growing numbers of migrants, are all forced to struggle for the same GP appointments, NHS waiting lists, school places, reduced housing supply, and soaring prices. We had a stable population from 1968 to 1998, thirty years of increasing living standards. Why not just manage society, the environment, and economics to benefit the UK and its national interest? You know like we used to... This competition for services cannot continue, as it's is in no one’s interest and is caused by just too many people and insufficient utilities.

FIND IT & FIX IT

Careful spending, reducing demand, having British/International standards and delivering good management can solve anything. As a Management Consultant and Chartered Environmentalist, there is only one rational choice: the UK needs Reform.