On Saturday, 13 September 2025, I travelled to London to join friends and take part in the Tommy Robinson Unite the Kingdom and Free Speech rally. 

This was an uplifting day spent with fellow patriots who shared a deep care for our United Kingdom.  I had never experienced such a vast gathering before, with numbers that may well have reached 500,000. 

At no point did I see any violence or unrest; instead, I felt entirely safe and comfortable among like-minded people.  Ben Habib delivered a powerful and inspiring speech that is well worth watching.  I was disappointed, however, to see the mainstream media misrepresent what was in truth a peaceful and positive rally.

Last year, I submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to Havant Borough Council (HBC), revealing a £10.2 million capital spending budget for housing asylum seekers and illegal immigrants.  A subsequent FOI request showed 160 local residents are in temporary accommodation.

The Labour Home Office proposed housing 35 illegal immigrants in luxury flats near schools in Waterlooville, but resident protests in July and August 2025, attended by myself and 2,000 people, led to the plan’s cancellation.

I believe the Labour and previous Conservative governments should prioritize British citizens for housing over illegal immigrants, especially in luxury apartments and 4-star hotels.

On 24 March 2025, I proudly stood with the brave farmers of Hampshire atop Portsdown Hill, as they prepared to drive into Portsmouth in protest.  Their message was clear: "Starmer the Farmer Harmer" must be held accountable for Labour’s ruthless attack on British farming — an agenda designed to crush farmers, devalue agriculture, and force the sale of their land.

A powerful convoy of 21 tractors, backed by support vehicles, gathered in defiance.  I spoke with the farmers directly, listened to their anger and their fears, and pledged my full support to their cause.

At just before 11am, they set off for Portsmouth Guildhall — horns blaring, spirits unbroken — determined to defend their livelihoods and the future of British food security.

You can watch my videos and hear their stories by clicking "Read more."

But most importantly:  Support our farmers.  Protect our future.  #NoFarmersNoFood

Back in March and April 2025, I had the pleasure of visiting Stoke Fruit Farm with Cllr Collings and meeting the owner, Sam and partner Nette.

For years, Stoke Fruit Farm had shops in Mengham and West Town, and we were regulars there.  Sadly, with rising rents and costs, they had to close those outlets and now sell everything from their main farm shop on Havant Road.

Sam spoke honestly about how tough things have become for farmers, especially with the Labour government scrapping Agricultural Property Relief, making Inheritance Tax an even bigger burden. 

He called it the latest blow from the Labour Party against the farming community.

While we were there, we popped into the Farm Shop and picked up some of their amazing local products. I have to say, their cheeses are absolutely delicious and highly recommended!

If you live nearby, and especially if you’re on Hayling Island, please pop in and support them.  It really makes a difference.

Please remember #NoFarmersNoFood