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| Affiliation | Independent |
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| Name | Katie Parker |
| Address |
, England , United Kingdom |
| Email | katieparkerindependent-westsuffolk@outlook.com |
| Website | None |
| Born |
Unknown |
| Died |
Still Living
(2024 years) |
| Contributor | RP |
| Last Modifed | RP
Jun 08, 2024 12:24am |
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| Info | An honest alternative to a broken status quo Raised in Suffolk/West Suffolk from age ten, Katie has dedicated her adult life to her community and her family.
After becoming a town councillor in 2019, Katie has been actively taking action.
Katie established baby banks, fought to ensure children were fed during school holidays, and assisted vulnerable local residents during Covid.
Like many people, Katie does not believe in party candidates who have not lived locally and therefore don’t understand the needs of the local people. As an independent candidate, Katie’s only obligation will be to serve the best interests of the people of West Suffolk
Having grown up on a council estate and battled addiction, Katie’s perseverance and determination have seen her enter a rehabilitation centre in 2004 and then continue to rebuilt her life. She has built a career working in local drug services, rehabilitation centres and local domestic abuse services and is a well respected member of the community.
Katie understands the genuine problems and concerns facing the residents of West Suffolk, particularly the difficulties of living in a rural community. By electing a truly independent local politician, we can avoid putting another person in power who prioritises their own narrow party politics over the people they’re meant to serve.
Katie's unrelenting dedication to her community is crucial as she understands the specific issues and concerns of West Suffolk residents.
~ Katie will fight for investment in LOCAL public and support services for the people of West Suffolk.
~ Prioritise council homes in the area with a focus on social housing and tackling homelessness.
~ Prioritise investment in children and youth service's, including mental health and the redevelopment of children's centres/youth clubs.
~ Push to renationalise our utilities and NHS, and put an end to cuts, closures and outsourcing.
~ Seek a meaningful wage increase essential for staff working in the NHS, schools, and social care.
~ Standing for an end to the funding, aiding and abetting of war crimes
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