Your Voice
Win or lose the election, I want Clacton.org to remain a voice for local people and a place where your concerns are heard.
Standing up for the things that matter locally
These are some of the issues I have already been listening to and speaking about. They are not the full list.
Healthcare
Better access to GPs, NHS treatment, dentists, physiotherapy and local health services.
Jobs and Business
Supporting local employers, creating opportunities and helping Clacton businesses grow.
Housing
Fair access to suitable housing, better standards and support for people who grew up locally.
Carers and Disability
Better support, rights, equipment and services for disabled people and unpaid carers.
These are the things you have told me matter.
Local people have already raised concerns about the condition of roads, access to healthcare, town centre decline, antisocial behaviour and the lack of support available when something goes wrong.
I want to hear more. The issues that matter most are not always the ones that receive attention in Parliament or appear in the national news.
Chat with us on WhatsApp
You do not need to write a formal email or complete a long form. Send us a message, voice note, photograph or video and explain what is happening.
Contact us in the way that works for you
WhatsApp is an instant form of communication that most people already understand and use.
Not everyone finds typing, spelling or completing online forms easy. WhatsApp allows people to speak naturally through a voice note, show a problem using photographs or make a voice or video call.
The method you use should never prevent your voice from being heard.
Text chat
Send a quick message whenever it is convenient.
Voice notes
Speak instead of typing or worrying about spelling.
Photos and video
Show us the issue rather than trying to describe it.
Calls
Use a voice or video call when talking is easier.
There is more than one way to be heard
Email us directly or speak to us through WhatsApp.
Tell us what matters to you
Share a local issue, concern or idea. You can remain anonymous, or leave your contact details if you would like us to respond.