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If youโre on the centre-right and want political change, we face a stark choice at the ballot box, whether local or national - whether you like it or not.
The endless cycle of Conservative and Labour governments has delivered the situation we find ourselves in today; corruption to the core.
Trust in our institutions has been eroded, and standards in public life have fallen.
I donโt blame individual police officers; most are trying their best to do an often impossible job. The problem lies with the policies and leadership that shape how policing is carried out, and that is right from the top.
Only a couple of weeks ago we saw Starmer sat in a MET control room - the control room of a police force that is supposedly free of political interference. Take from that what you will.
The question for voters is simple: are we content to continue with the same political cycle that has dominated for decades, or do we want something different?
A vote for the Conservatives or Restore risks splitting that vote and helping Labour remain in power.
For the sake of Henry Nowak, who was failed by this country in the most profound way imaginable, we must demand real change. Not more of the same. Not another turn of the political merry-go-round.
If the country wants a different direction, then it needs to vote for one. That means backing Reform, getting Nigel Farage into No.10, and giving the country the reset that is long overdue.
For those seeking genuine political change, the vote is simple: vote Reform.
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