Priorities

I’m not here to rubber-stamp decisions — I’m here to represent you.

On election to Community Board, I will:

Stand up for Hornby – making sure our area gets its fair share of investment, services, and attention from Council.
Back practical transport solutions, that make it safer and easier for everyone to drive, walk, cycle, or take the bus without overcomplicating things.
Push for smarter spending – advocating for value-for-money projects and opposing wasteful or inflated costs.
Support well-planned growth, with the infrastructure and services to match, and a focus on intensifying the central city first.
Champion green, healthy spaces – more trees, better parks, and thoughtful upgrades to our public spaces.
Be a voice for common sense – promoting simple, low-cost fixes where possible, instead of over-engineering every project.
Listen to locals through genuine community engagement, not tick-box consultations or decisions made behind closed doors.
Support local services and facilities – keeping our libraries and pools open and bringing people together with groups and events.
Push for more transparency and accountability – so residents know how and why decisions are made, and where their rates are going.
Lead with integrity and independence – making decisions based on what’s right for the community, not what’s politically safe.