JamesBruce

You want a Britain that's strict on crime and borders but generous with bricks and mortar — sentencing crackdowns and Home Office cooperation sit alongside a clear, repeated push for council-owned homes and social housing funding. That's not confusion; it's a worldview where order and shelter both matter, and neither should be sacrificed to the other.

You split down the middle with the country — siding with the majority on six of ten recent votes — but your disagreements are pointed: you backed harsher sentencing and Home Office raids well ahead of the national mood, and pushed back against the national appetite for platform accountability on misinformation.

South East Cornwall has voted with you almost everywhere — unanimous on sentencing, unanimous on council housing, unanimous against the EV mileage tax — making you less an outlier here than a fairly faithful local voice, bar one dissent from your area on assisted dying's overwhelming support.

You've never voted on the economy, energy, education or defence — big absences for someone this decided on housing and justice, and exactly where your next votes would tell us most.

Ten votes is a start, not a verdict — cast a few more, especially outside housing and justice, and this profile will sharpen from a sketch into something unmistakably yours. We'll be watching, and rewriting, every week.