North Dorset
Ash Leaning

Background and Experience

Ash Leaning is a seasoned HGV driver with nearly a decade of experience in the transport industry, complemented by a background in agricultural contracting. Having spent most of his life in the North Dorset area and currently residing in Sturminster Newton, Ash has gained diverse experiences, including driving road trains in Australia. His decision to enter the political arena stems from a deep sense of frustration with the current state of affairs.

Frustration with Current Leadership

Ash's disillusionment is rooted in what he perceives as 13 years of Labour’s fiscal mismanagement followed by 14 years of Tory chaos and dishonesty. He questions how taxpayers can justify funding hotel accommodations for individuals entering the country illegally, and he is deeply concerned about the 20 million people on the NHS waiting list—significantly higher than the 7.7 million figure reported by the Tories. Ash is also alarmed by the £2.5 trillion national debt and stagnant economy, along with the misuse of British taxpayers' money in foreign conflicts.

Concerns and Issues

Ash's concerns extend to various societal issues. He highlights the dire state of social care, the unfulfilled promise of 40 new hospitals, and the proliferation of waste on roads. He questions the lack of investment in agriculture and digital technologies, and the inadequate protection for children online. Ash is also troubled by the rise in council tax, the lack of support for farmers, and the poor state of infrastructure.

Vision for Change

Ash advocates for comprehensive reform across multiple sectors. He proposes a clear strategy to address the national debt, invest in new hospitals and schools, eliminate university tuition fees, and ensure fair pay for medical staff. He emphasizes the need for energy and food security, a new pension system, and economic stimulation through tax reforms and reduced business rates.

Policy Proposals

His policy proposals include a 15% corporation tax rate, a significant increase in the personal tax-free allowance, and a reduction in unnecessary bureaucracy. Ash also supports a one-in, one-out migration policy to balance economic needs with public service pressures. He calls for changes in energy pricing, inflation control, and improved support for families and businesses.

Call to Action

Ash Leaning urges voters to embrace change and take pride in their democratic rights. He encourages individuals to voice their opinions and support reform efforts, emphasizing the importance of a strong and productive workforce. With a clear vision for a reformed Britain, Ash invites voters to consider his proposals and vote for a future that prioritizes fairness and efficiency.

Conclusion

Ash Leaning believes that the time for change is now. He calls on voters to support Reform UK and join him in working towards a better future for Britain. With a focus on practical solutions and a commitment to addressing pressing issues, Ash seeks to bring about meaningful reform and revitalization.

Vote Reform UK!