I believe our council needs a fresh perspective which only the Green Party can give – from challenging planning decisions which threaten important local sites, to supporting calls for the council to divest from companies which supply arms to Israel.
The council is trying to close vital public libraries, which are hubs for learning, creativity, and connection. Closing libraries will disproportionately affect our children, the elderly, and those without easy access to digital resources. I will fight to ensure our libraries remain open to all.
As a local doctor, I’ve seen the effects of Enfield’s housing crisis first hand. There is a severe housing shortage, much of it is badly maintained and is making people ill. Our residents deserve affordable homes that are secure, sustainable, and built with the future in mind. I will push for more investment in housing, focusing on sustainability and community-led development, and continue fighting against the toxic Edmonton incinerator.
We’re also losing valuable green space that is essential for health, recreation, and quality of life. Green spaces are vital to our wellbeing, and yet, across Enfield, there is pressure to build on them. I’m committed to protecting and expanding our green spaces, making sure they are accessible to all.
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