Tracy Blackwell

Statement to voters

Hello, This is just a message to let everyone know that I am standing for election as a candidate in our country’s forthcoming general election. I will be contesting the seat of Ruislip, Pinner & Northwood which includes Harefield, Ickenham and Eastcote as an Independent. Two years ago this coming January, I lost my wonderful son Josh along with his two best friends Harry and George. They were killed deliberately. Since the devastation of that life changing day I have embarked on a journey that has led me to this point. The path I’ve followed has manifested itself into moments of realisation about the state of my country, the country that we all live in. If there is one thing that I never wanted to be - it was a politician. However following what happened to my son, the subsequent coverup, the lack of interest from any police officer or politician coupled together with becoming embroiled in a systemically corrupt law system, it eventually dawned on me that our parliament was broken and that no one truly represented us the ordinary people anymore. During this campaign, you will see and hear all the main parties make the most fantastic promises that they will never deliver how many times do we hear this accept it and put up with it?. I feel I have a duty to try and represent the forgotten people in both my constituency and elsewhere. From my own personal experience I know that we are living in worrying times. Along my journey I’ve met with many people who are suffering from great injustice too and this is now beginning to affect the very fabric of our society. With murders and stabbings almost every day now, we cannot escape the reality of what is happening on our streets. Successive governments have failed to tackle this senseless violence. We have a revolving parliament that betrays its retired soldiers, penalises its disabled and poor whilst at the same time lining the pockets of the greedy and privileged. Society is fragmented. Communities are distant …. Parliament is no longer representative of the common people. The system needs complete overhaul. I hope I can begin to help to change this. I will do what I can to make sure the voices of the silenced are heard in the run up to the election. I will continue what I’ve been doing since my son was taken and I will walk the streets to talk to everyone I meet so I can listen to their concerns. I am just an ordinary person, I genuinely care and I’m prepared to stand up and say no more. I hope by making this stand it will inspire more ordinary people to come forward in the future too. A vote for me on December the 12th is a vote for the people. Thank you.

Election history

Westminster general elections