Introducing Tim Blaxill, a dedicated and passionate candidate running for Witham North on the behalf of Reform UK in the upcoming local elections.

Full statement

I have lived in Witham for C’k 18 yrs and is deeply committed to making positive changes in the community.

One of my primary focuses is on the issue of policing in Witham. I recognise that there is a lack of funding for law enforcement and a shortage of officers on the beat. It’s seems illogical to me to close Witham police station especially as the town is dramatically expanding.

If elected, I plan to work closely with the police department to ensure they receive the resources they need to keep our community safe.

Additionally, I’m deeply concerned about the state of our local schools. With over-stretched budgets, our schools are struggling to provide our children with the education they deserve. I believe that education is the key to a better future and i’m committed to finding solutions to ensure our schools have the resources they need to succeed and the engagement from the community, parents, pupils and teachers. Finally, I’m committed to addressing the issue of limited access to doctors' appointments. Many members of our community are unable to see a doctor when they need to, which can have serious consequences for their health and well-being. I will work tirelessly to address this issue and ensure that everyone in our community has access to the medical care they need.

With my experience and dedication, I feel I’m a good candidate for Witham North. I absolutely believe politics should be representation of the local man focused on local issues.. the current top managed down approach from the government clearly isn’t wrong.

We need to unite dnd reform against the system., we can put the Great back into Britain

In summary, i’m committed to working hard to improve the lives of everyone in our community and is passionate about making a positive impact.

A Vote for me “Tim Blaxill” on election day will not be a wasted vote and together, we can build a better future for Witham.

What needs to happen? It’s simple.. The change starts with you, with me, with everybody. We all need to take a collective responsibility for the disastrous last few years by chucking out those who seek to abuse power and replacing those who are focused on community.