For nearly twenty years, Kevin has called Lewes home, raising his family here and becoming a familiar face in the community.

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A proud supporter of the town’s vibrant spirit, Kevin has been actively involved in local life, from litter-picking to community events. He has served as a town councillor for the last few years but independently from that has been campaigning on local issues since 2017.

Kevin has a strong track record of standing up for Lewes. He has fought to protect local services, get affordable housing for Lewisians and campaigned for our high street: trying to get the Tourist Information Centre to return to its rightful home at 187 High Street, and for a new banking hub to support businesses, charities and digitally excluded older residents.

His focus has always been clear: protecting what makes Lewes special.

Now, Kevin is standing for County Council to continue that work.

At this election, the choice is clear. An out of touch with Lewes Green party or the person focussed on delivering here - Kevin and the Liberal Democrats. Across East Sussex the Lib Dems are best placed to stop Reform from being largest party and ensure Lewes has strong, community-focused representation.