As one of the Co-founders of the Voice of Wales media channel (VoW), Secretary to No13 (Carmathen) Group Royal Observer Corps Association, a former Senior Estates and Contracts Manager for both the NHS and Ministry of Defence.

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I have dedicated myself to public service and with VoW bringing you the unfiltered truth and giving a voice to the silent majority. Last year Our team covered the fierce battle against the Home Office and Carmarthenshire Council over the largescale housing of unvetted illegal migrants at Stradey Park Hotel or within Llanelli. This fight was about protecting our community. I have actively supported the No Farmers No Food Campaign, standing shoulder to shoulder with our farmers who are the stewards of this green and pleasant land. The disastrous blanket 20MPH speed limit was imposed by Lee Waters AM (Labour) supported by Nia Griffiths and Plaid. Our children’s education and well-being are paramount. That is why I have campaigned against the rollout of compulsory sex education from the age of three upwards. Our children deserve a childhood and to be protected. As a journalist, I have exposed the disturbing presence of bullying gangs in Llanelli schools. These places should be happy and safe havens for learning and growth. I have raised critical questions to Cllr Darren Price (Plaid Cymru) regarding the catastrophic mismanagement of the long-planned new school at Heol Goffa. I will fight for an A&E at Prince Phillip and getting answers from the under performing Welsh NHS and Ambulance Service. These experiences have shaped my commitment to service, transparency, and the well-being of our community. I stand before you not just as a candidate, but as a fellow citizen who shares your values, concerns, and aspirations. Together, let us build a future rooted in truth, integrity, and collective prosperity. Together let’s Make Llanelli Great Again.

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Royal Observer Corps Association gives the opportunity to continue meeting with colleagues and to maintain the comradeship, spirit and ethos of the Corps into the future. This year members have helped with Operation Re:ACT and in support of the British Army helped build Hospital Beds at the Dragon Heart Field Hospital in Cardiff and Ambulance decontamination at Singleton Hospital in 2020. https://www.rocatwentytwelve.org/uploads/1/2/9/1/12917554/volunteers_again_13_group.pdf