Turn Eynesbury Independent

Aim

We're fighting Reform in our community, and we can win with your help.

People in Eynesbury are struggling. With the cost-of-living crisis, litter on our streets, and growing anti‑social behaviour, many residents are asking when things will get better. Our community deserves better.

As a former town councillor for Eynesbury, I’ve always focused on practical action. I worked with residents on getting Luke Street and Montego Road a one‑way system and supported many other local issues. To me, being a councillor means fixing roads, ensuring bins are collected, and standing up for residents on the things they care about. You want real action.

Our Reform councillor quit after seven weeks of being elected, and many residents have shared concerns about divisive comments and a lack of commitment from Reform. People want a councillor that brings the community together.

That’s why I’m standing in this by‑election because I’ll work tirelessly for Eynesbury – challenging poor housing conditions, being a b, and championing issues that matter to residents.

Please donate and help us win; you can do so by donating:

£250 would enable us to leaflet an entire ward

£100 means we can reach more people with door-knocking calling cards

£50 can help fund targeted digital adverts so we reach residents who might not otherwise engage with local politics.

£10 helps cover the cost of campaign materials — poster boards and printing that keep our presence and positive messages visible in the community.

Even £5 will make a positive difference. 

Hitting the Share button on this page and pushing this Crowdfunder link across your friends and socials will make a difference.

We know that some of you are able to spare more than others, and we are grateful that many of you are already volunteering your valuable time to support the campaign. Every contribution will make a real difference in Eynesbury and raise our chances of an independent councillor on Huntingdonshire District Council.

Thank you for your support. 

Donations will be subject to permissibility checks in accordance with Electoral Commission guidance. If a donor cannot be identified, or if they are an impermissible donor, then the donation will be returned. If the fundraising target is exceeded, those monies will be used to fund post-election campaigns.

Promoted by Daniel Laycock, all at 35 Duck Lane, St Neots, PE19 2DA.

Funding method

Keep what you raise – this project will receive all pledges made by 2nd August 2026 at 4:47pm