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Wolverhampton was once the political home of Enoch Powell , with almost 63 per cent of locals choosing Leave .
The former Black Country market town has been “on a downward spiral for the best part of two decades ” The local Conservative candidate, Jane Stevenson , is defending a 4,000 -strong majority after capturing the Red Wall seat from Labour .
The present government has acknowledged some of the city's needs.
The group of women say they are disappointed by Labour 's Keir Starmer and lacklustre leader.
They are drawn towards Ed Davey’s Lib Dems and the Green Party .
The group agree that British politics needs a strong figure with a clear, bold plan and the charisma to sell it.
Heavy cuts in government funding for local authorities is part of the problem, says John.
The idea of working people paying, through higher taxes, for better public services is unpopular in the group.
They want secure borders and for British jobs to go to British workers.
And if it’s not too much to ask for, they want to see Britain stand tall on the world stage again.
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