Lewisham East Candidate
Ruth Handyside

Ruth Handyside, the Reform UK candidate for Lewisham East in the upcoming General Election, presents a distinct choice for voters. Unlike traditional parties aligned with global agendas like the United Nations' Agenda 2030 and the World Economic Forum's 'Build Back Better' and 'Great Reset', Ruth offers a fresh perspective focused on responding directly to the concerns of her constituents.

Driven by a commitment to reclaim British sovereignty, Ruth stands with Reform UK in opposing the influence of global bodies like the World Economic Forum and advocates for ending membership in the World Health Organization. She firmly opposes the introduction of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), highlighting concerns about potential restrictions on access to bank accounts and personal freedoms. Moreover, Ruth voices opposition to initiatives such as 15-minute cities that could limit citizens' freedom of movement.

With a background in education, Ruth prioritizes addressing issues affecting young people, advocating for a ban on smartphones in schools to combat addiction and improve learning outcomes. She recognizes the harmful impact of social media-fueled bullying and the promotion of controversial ideologies like transgenderism and Critical Race Theory, vowing to launch inquiries into these matters.

Concerned about rising crime rates, particularly knife crime in London, Ruth supports bolstering police numbers and refocusing law enforcement efforts on tackling crime rather than monitoring social media or promoting 'woke' agendas.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ruth advocates for establishing an Excess Deaths and Vaccine Harms Public Inquiry. She raises concerns about misinformation surrounding COVID-19 vaccines and the suppression of dissenting voices within the medical community, emphasizing the need to ensure that accurate information is readily accessible to the public.

As Ruth Handyside asserts, this election presents a critical juncture for the future of the UK. Voters have the opportunity to choose between parties advocating for increased government control and those championing common-sense policies to address the real challenges facing the nation.