Vote for Change,
Vote Reform,
7th May 2026.
ABOUT
Vote for {Redacted Until Nomination} representing Reform.
Born and bred in Forest Hall.
A father of two, a family man, and someone who believes in Family, Community, Country.​
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After decades of Labour rule, he is standing to become Forest Hall’s next councillor — to put residents first, restore accountability, and make sure Forest Hall is no longer taken for granted.​
If the system won’t change at the top, it must be disrupted from the bottom up.
Reforming the country starts with local disruption — and that starts in local elections like Forest Hall on May 7th.
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​​For decades, Labour has taken Forest Hall for granted.
Not because every resident agrees with them — but because there was no serious opposition.
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Council tax keeps going up — but basics like potholes, pavements, bins, and street cleanliness are getting worse, not better.
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Residents are paying more and receiving less, with little transparency on where the money actually goes.
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Too much focus on ideological climate schemes and not enough on fixing everyday local problems.
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Safe-seat politics has bred complacency — Labour councillors rarely challenged and communities taken for granted.
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Common sense has been replaced by box-ticking and gestures, while real issues are ignored.
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Forest Hall needs a councillor who will challenge waste, demand value for money, and put local people first — not party priorities.
Too many people stay home on election night thinking their vote won’t change anything.
That complacency is exactly how one-party rule survives.
This election on May 7th can be different.​
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As shown by our neighbours in Killingworth, the myth was broken last year.
In a major upset, Reform was elected — proving that when people turn out, change happens.
Forest Hall can do the same.
and the momentum is with Reform.
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