2. Education That Works for Everyone

Our education system must prepare young people for real life. I pushed for:

• A balanced curriculum – Equal focus on vocational and academic pathways.

• More support for Special Educational Needs (SEN) students – Access to the right help at the right time.

• Ofsted reforms – Making it an advisory body instead of a fear-driven rating system.

• A 50-year education plan – To ensure consistency and stop constant political interference.

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3. Cost of Living and Business Growth

People deserve financial security, and local businesses deserve real support. I stood for:

• More funding for start-ups – Helping those who want to build businesses instead of forcing them into university.

• Fairer business rates – To support small businesses, local shops, and markets.

• A sustainable plan for job creation – Ensuring our post-Brexit and post-COVID economy grows.

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4. Housing, Transport, and Infrastructure

Witney and the surrounding towns must grow responsibly and support the needs of local people. I campaigned for:

• More affordable housing – Helping first-time buyers and increasing social housing availability.

• Better public transport – Holding bus and rail services accountable and pushing for a joined-up national transport system.

• Stronger infrastructure investment – Roads, schools, and healthcare facilities that keep up with population growth.

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5. Environmental Action Without Burdening the Poor

Climate action must be practical, fair, and effective. I supported:

• Stronger action against pollution – Holding industries accountable for river pollution levels.

• Solar panels on all new builds – Making clean energy a default, not an option.

• Balanced climate solutions – Encouraging green innovation without punishing low-income families with excessive costs.

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6. Law and Justice: Putting Victims First

A justice system should protect people, not just manage criminals. I fought for:

• Harsher sentences for violent crime – Particularly for domestic abuse, sexual offences, and repeat offenders.

• Greater victim support – Ensuring those affected by crime receive proper care and mental health support.

• Better rehabilitation for ex-offenders – But never at the expense of justice for victims.

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7. Political Reform: Fixing a Broken System

Westminster politics is stuck in a 100-year loop of failure. I pushed for:

• Ending party control over MPs – Stopping the whipping system that forces MPs to vote against their conscience.

• Lobbying and party funding reforms – Reducing the power of corporations and wealthy donors in politics.

• MPs to be paid fairly, not excessively – Tying MP pay rises to the lowest public sector increases.

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8. Armed Forces and Emergency Services: Supporting Those Who Serve

Our heroes deserve more than just words. I campaigned for:

• Better housing for service members – Ensuring our armed forces live in dignity and security.

• Long-term mental health support for veterans – Preventing PTSD and homelessness.

• More resources for police and emergency services – To keep our communities safe and supported.

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Why I Ran as an Independent

Unlike party-affiliated MPs, I had no party leader to answer to, no corporate donors pulling strings, and no hidden agenda. My only loyalty was to you, the people of West Oxfordshire. I refused to follow the broken traditions of career politicians and instead promised:e've endured for 100 years. That’s why I stood as an independent.

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