My Priorities
People are working hard, doing the right thing, and still feeling the squeeze. Backing local businesses helps keep jobs secure and prices down.
Creating real routes into work gives young people a future they can afford. Supporting farming and rural life protects British food and household bills.
Fixing roads, improving NHS access, and tackling antisocial behaviour are about basic standards and fairness.
I am not interested in slogans. I am interested in practical action that lowers costs, strengthens our communities, and delivers real results for Beverley and Holderness.
Backing local businesses
Keeping costs down for businesses helps keep prices down for families and protects local jobs.
Backing businesses to keep prices down and jobs local.
Jobs and futures for young people
Young people need real jobs they can live on, not schemes that lead nowhere.
Real jobs so young people can afford to build a life.
Cost of living and household bills
Energy, food, council tax and travel costs are stretching working families.
Relief for household bills. Fairness for working families.
Rural life and farming
British food production keeps prices stable and standards high.
Backing British food to keep bills down and standards high.
Roads and everyday infrastructure
Poor infrastructure costs people money through repairs, fuel and lost time.
Fixing what’s broken so it costs people less.
NHS access, handled locally
Getting timely care matters more than structures or slogans.
Help when you need it, without paying more.
Antisocial behaviour and standards
People who do the right thing expect fair rules to be enforced.
Fair rules, enforced fairly.