Prabhdeep Singh is the Reform UK Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Feltham and Heston. We spoke with Prabhdeep about his decision to stand.
“My political activism began as a response to the growing disparities I saw in our society, especially highlighted by the cost of living crisis and unfair policy implementations like the ULEZ expansion”
Can you briefly introduce yourself to our readers?
I’m Prabhdeep Singh, a committed advocate for social justice and a prospective parliamentary candidate for Feltham and Heston with the Reform UK party. Born in Punjab, India, and a British resident since 2003, I have served in the British Army’s Royal Army Dental Corps before venturing into entrepreneurship. My political activism began as a response to the growing disparities I saw in our society, especially highlighted by the cost of living crisis and unfair policy implementations like the ULEZ expansion. I lead the Fight2Survive movement, which aims to bring pressing community issues right to the halls of Parliament, ensuring that the voices of the underrepresented are heard and acted upon.
“Reform UK’s commitment to addressing these systemic problems, such as the cost of living crisis and bureaucratic overreach, resonates with my experiences and the values I’ve upheld throughout my life”
What made you decide to stand for Reform UK?
Deciding to stand for Reform UK was a pivotal choice driven by my deep-seated belief in the party’s principles and its alignment with my vision for a fair and just society. After years of military service and community activism, I felt increasingly frustrated with the traditional political parties’ approach to governance and their often inadequate response to the issues facing everyday people. Reform UK’s commitment to addressing these systemic problems, such as the cost of living crisis and bureaucratic overreach, resonates with my experiences and the values I’ve upheld throughout my life. The party’s focus on direct action, transparency, and real change presented the perfect platform for me to take my activism to the next level—into Parliament, where I can effect change from within and advocate for policies that truly benefit the constituents of Feltham and Heston
“ULEZ expansion, a policy I have actively campaigned against through a hunger strike at Uxbridge Station. Throughout that intense week, many residents came to show their support”
You’re the Spokesman for Feltham and Heston what’s made you decide to represent this area?
I decided to represent Feltham and Heston specifically because it is one of the areas directly impacted by the ULEZ expansion, a policy I have actively campaigned against through a hunger strike at Uxbridge Station. Throughout that intense week, many residents came to show their support and share their concerns with me. These interactions helped forge a deep connection and a sense of duty towards the people here. I vowed to continue fighting for their issues in Parliament, advocating for change in an area that not only needs it due to policy pressures like ULEZ but also deserves a committed representative who genuinely understands and shares their challenges
For those eager to help, how can they get involved in the campaign
You can contact me by
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07305083469
and at the Fight2Survive website: www.fight2survive.org
Or via our Reform UK social media links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reformukprabhdeep
Twitter: @PrabhdeepReform
Instagram: prabhdeep.reformuk
Also find further information on:
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@fight2survive370
TikTok: @fight2surviveofficial
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