I am 24 years old and work as a plumber, running a small business serving customers across Birmingham, my working life is grounded in the real economy.

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Working in people’s homes, I speak to ordinary residents every day and see first-hand the challenges families face with local services and the condition of our city.

My interest in politics began in my early teens, when I started to reject the prevailing left-wing worldview that had been presented to me for much of my life.

Even at that age, I felt strongly that it was traditional values that hold our society together family, community, faith, and national identity and that these were increasingly being undermined in the name of “progress.”

Around that same time, I also found my Christian faith, something I hope continues to shape my understanding of responsibility and service to others.

This election feels different because the political landscape itself is changing.

We are witnessing the growth of sectarian politics and the "unholy" coalition on the left.

I feel it is essential that residents are offered a credible alternative, one rooted in British values, civic responsibility, and respect for our nation.

That’s why I’m standing for Reform UK.

We are the only alternative. Reform is the only party willing to challenge the political consensus that has dominated British politics for too long.

I am excited to be part of this once in a lifetime political revolution, and if elected will work tirelessly to deliver for residents on that basis.