Most candidates will tell you what they might do if elected.

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I would rather tell you what I have already been doing for the past seven years.

Seven years ago, I became Chair of the Mill Hill Residents’ Association. What began as a simple wish for my family and children to feel part of a real community where people know and support each other quickly became a personal passion. Over time, that grew into a deep sense of responsibility and loyalty to the people of Mill Hill.

Over the past seven years, I have worked day in and day out to grow the Residents’ Association from around 100 members to more than 2,200, supported by a large committee and over 150 active volunteers. I have brought people together, built local initiatives, and stood up for residents giving them a strong voice when no one else would.

You have seen how hard I have worked, how strongly I have fought for you, and what I have achieved for Mill Hill.

I have done all of this with no political backing. Now imagine how much more could be achieved with the tools and authority of an elected councillor.

That is why I am standing as an INDEPENDENT candidate free from party control, party whips, and party agendas and focused 100% on residents and the community of Mill Hill.

As your independent councillor, I will continue to build community, stand up for residents, and ensure you have a real voice in local decisions.

I am standing alongside Danny Al-Khafaji, a committed and active MHRA committee member. Together, as a team, we will be able to achieve even more for you.

On May 7th, you have three votes to choose three councillors for Mill Hill. We would be honoured if you trusted us with two of them (one for me, Frank Orman, and one for Danny Al-Khafaji) so that together, we can go further, move faster, and do even more for you, your family, and our community.