The Conservative candidate for Hornsey and Friern Barnet

Naz Panju, Conservative candidate for Hornsey and Friern Barnet

I’m Naz Panju & I am your Conservative parliamentary candidate.

I run two successful businesses – one of them that spans across 7 countries and helps educate thousands of students. I am an education expert & criminologist with a degree from the University of Cambridge.

Using this unique expertise I want to make sure businesses benefit from low taxes. Conservatives will abolish Stamp Duty for first time buyers and introduce a Help to buy scheme, pensioners will have their pensions protected under our triple lock & our borders will be secure using the Rwanda scheme.

Under a Labour MP in Hornsey & Friern Barnet , we have suffered from high crime rates, poor public services & police stations closing down.

If elected Labour will raise your taxes – corporation tax, private school tax, fuel tax, council tax are all at risk: if they’ve not ruled it out in their manifesto it’s on the table!

Catherine West decided to leave a community church hustings part way this week to watch a football match leaving several residents who forsake the game to hear from her shocked & dismayed.

Labour has taken our vote in Hornsey & Friern Barnet for granted. If it’s change you all need in Hornsey & Friern Barnet it is from the Labour mayor, Labour MP and Labour council.

I urge you not to surrender our borders, your taxes and our schools to a Labour government.

Vote for change – Naz Panju to make London safer, supporting business with lower tax and better education opportunities for all!

Statements from five other candidates: Dawn Barnes – Liberal Democrats, Dino Philippos – Workers Party, Helen Spiby-Vann – Christian People’s Alliance, Fabio Vollono – Green Party and Catherine West – Labour.

Barnet Post approached Reform UK candidate Navdeep Singh for a statement but we have not received one.

Note: Barnet Post approached all candidates for the borough’s seats and offered them the opportunity to make a 250-word statement. The purpose of these statements is to give voters the clearest possible understanding of the perspectives of people who are asking for their support. In doing this, we acknowledge that some views expressed my cause offence and distress and apologise if this is the case.

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