Member of Parliament for Maidstone and The Weald
Born in London to a single mum, Helen was brought up on the Raffles council estate in Carlisle for much of her early childhood. She quickly showed sporting talent, becoming captain of the school tennis and hockey teams, and representing the County in Hockey, Tennis, Athletics, and Cross-Country. Helen

John Perry is a Chartered Certified Accountant, with an honours degree in History and Classics and an MBA from one of the UK’s leading business schools.

Andrea currently works with husband Chris in their family business, designing and manufacturing audio equipment for the broadcast industry.  Both have a television broadcast background, Chris as audio engineer and Andrea on the production side. 

Claudine Russell is one of the three Conservative Councillors for the Maidstone Borough Council ward of Marden and Yalding, elected in May 2021.

David has lived in and around Maidstone since the age of 3.  Having attended local schools and then Oakwood Park Grammar School he joined his father in the early 80s and they founded and expanded a business principally operating in the veterinary medical equipment sector.

Jeff is a lifelong resident of Maidstone and veteran campaigner for the local Conservative party. After many years in the IT industry, he is now fully retired and has recently taken up the position of Deputy Chairman Political for Maidstone and the Weald Conservative Association. 

Jon lives in Central Maidstone where he runs a small regulatory consulting business employing two others.  He was elected to Maidstone Borough Council in May 2018, to represent Bridge Ward.  He lives with his wife and young daughter in Maidstone, where his daughter attends a local primary school.

Lottie grew up in North Yorkshire but moved to London in her early 20s.

Lottie Parfitt-Reid is the Conservative Councillor for the division of Maidstone Rural South, elected in May 2021.

Louise Brice was elected to be a Borough Councillor in May 2015. She is proud to serve her local community of Staplehurst and fight for the infrastructure and services she believes this vibrant community deserve.