Pauline writes: I am delighted that the Prime Minister has called the General Election. I’ve been talking with people across the whole of the new constituency since the day I was selected as the Conservative Party candidate in June last year.
I have also been active in the heart of the constituency, working to help residents, for the many years I have been a Borough Councillor. This is my home, and to serve the residents of Earley and Woodley in Parliament would be the highest honour.
I’m looking forward to supporting our community by standing up against unsustainable development; tackling anti-social behaviour and crime; reducing NHS waiting times; supporting better education for our kids; driving better economic development; and providing better quality public services.
Indeed, on Wednesday I was visiting the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading to discuss their plans for tackling waiting lists and driving innovation, including the new hospital build project, which is underway. It was the Conservative Party who developed the Long Term Plan, the Long Term Workforce Plan, and the Digital Plan for Health and Social Care. I look forward to championing their investment case for the new hospital. We are the party of the NHS.”
Over the coming weeks, I’m excited to continue to talk with residents and to help Rishi Sunak deliver a brighter future for Earley & Woodley and for Britain.
