Lower immigration, taxes and energy bills.

Full statement

Better business, education and livelihoods. That’s what you’ll get with a Reform government, along with our no nonsense, common sense policies which will forge and sustain an excellent future for our nation. We can Brexit properly, ditch the WEF and end harmful agendas like “Net Zero”. It’s all planned and costed - and the prospect is so exciting.

I love Rugby. There is no other area that I would consider representing. I grew up in Binley Woods until I was eighteen then moved to Rugby in 2015. I spent a bit of time in Coventry over the past few years whilst caring for my Dad, but my work and ties remained in Rugby so it’s always been home.

I know how badly we have been let down and under-represented here for so long, and I know how desperate people are for change and to have a representative that truly cares about our people and our area with no personal agenda. I’m not a politician - sorry if that offends anyone - but we need more voices like mine in parliament, people that don’t come from privilege and live in the real world, understanding the every day struggles.

My top three priorities are to push for improvements to the urgent care department at St Cross hospital by having it staffed by registrars 24/7 so that more people can be treated on site without having to go to UHCW, to reform local SEND provision by working closely with other local representatives to champion parent & pupil views to bring about urgent improvements in the local offering and to enhance youth provision, enabling all young people to have access to youth clubs which provide them with a safe space to socialise away from phones and consoles and learn skills to help prepare them for adulthood and improve their mental health.

My focus on our young people is especially strong, as we simply cannot expect a successful future if we continue to neglect our next generation.

The lack of regeneration of Rugby town centre is also a key focus of mine, as there has been a lot of funding provided which hasn’t been utilised, and a lot of false promises with no action. I firmly believe that those best placed to regenerate the centre are those that do business there and visit there. A task force should be created of local business owners, developers and visitors to implement the initiatives that people want to see in their town centre.

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