When campaign across our area in 2019, a key pledge of mine was to see improvements in our public transport network, especially our trains.
That is why I was delighted to fulfil my 2019 pledge and secure the funds needed to see the re-opening of the middle platform eyesore at Kings Norton train station.
This will see more trains passing through the station, expanding capacity, and improving our local transport network. But the campaign continues – we want to see the Camp Hill line extended so that we can see capacity increase through Kings Norton, Northfield and onto Longbridge.
I am committed to not only achieving but also building on what I pledged in 2019. We’ve achieved a lot across many areas, but now’s the time to keep pushing.
Some more of my work since 2019 includes…
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New 400 place SEND School secured.
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Funds to refurbish Balaam Wood School.
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Campaign to save our weekly Bin Collections.
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Secured final payments for ex-MG Rover workers and unlocking the land, which will see hundreds of jobs, including manufacturing jobs, return to the area!
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Launched our campaign to see police stationed at Rubery Police.
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Secured funds for the re-opening of the middle platform at Kings Norton Station.
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Launch the Campaign to save our local libraries.
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Over 30,000 pieces of casework and much more!
Do let me know your thoughts below!
Survey questions
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What are you thoughts on the above?
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What is the biggest local issue affecting you?
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What are your thoughts on the ‘effective’ bankruptcy of the Labour run City Council, which will see fortnightly bin collections, 21% rise in council tax and cuts to pothole funding?
