I've worked in the community for over ten years in the mental health sector as well as complex community care, and I'm also a striving student counsellor.

Full statement

I believe the government is for the people, and 'not' the other way around. I stand for you to fully support you in every way possible.

I believe that local residents and business owners are the ones that 'should' be listened to. Farmers need much more support both financially, and in security, as well as regulatory. Thefts of equipment and livestock need to be taken more seriously. I have zero time for any ideas of law changes for land grabbing ideas. Farms should be highly respected, and protected.

Tax payers money needs to be spent on local communities, and not international interests whilst local and national councils fix their debt spending. Let's get the U.K. financially sound before wasting more gard earn money.

Our waters need cleaning up for our health & safety and the health of our environment. People animals, and environment should be able to flourish with local waters, instead flushing and dumping is infringing upon that right. Things need to change.

In 2025, nobody should be financially suffering when they're able to work and manage their finances. A good work/life balance is a right. Instead local people are really struggling, over working and are looking at their owns lives, asking why... I'm far from racist believe me, but it's simply sensible to get a grip on local and national finances in order for the local communities to feel a real life beneficial change.

Respect for our neighbours and community is a given that should be embraced. Any antisocial behaviour will be acknowledged and taken seriously because even if a few do not understand the value of consideration for our neighbours, I'll be more than happy to support them personally.

Personal success in any form should remain achievable for everyone. Life can be better for anyone, and this is a basic principle that I hold dear. If anyone needs support in anyway, then I will step up to make things happen.

Being able to source and rely on local produce is imperative. Local businesses should be held above national conglomerates and I will help in anyway I can.

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