The Quiet Majority

The Quiet Majority started September, check out the podcast on your favourite platfrom. As politics becomes framed as Left v Right, The Quiet Majority will try and find that middle ground again with debate. How many is I wonder are politically homeless, with what is going on with politics? 

It has long been my view that most people are middle of the road politically in this country, with some left and some right. I consider myself as middle of the politically which I am proud of, I have even been called a 'centrist' myself. My views come from my own lived experience having been through a lot in my life. You see first hand how people treat you, you see politics up close and how decisions affect you. Whether as a kidney patient, my transplant and picking myself up after being homeless. Or, as a social tenant working in many manual jobs over 30 years. Being working class and as someone with a disability, you see how society has forgotten us. I want to use my lived experience and my experience with radio and voiceover work, as I launch The Quiet Majority.  

Fair Rent and Social Housing Episide 1

Stuart gives a sobering outlook on rents and social housing, looking at the history and how we reached this point. Giving real examples and a breakdown of budget and the issue many face with high private rents. The burden on taxpayers and the risk of more cuts to those with disabilities.