Real Hope, Real Change
Meet Becca
” So many things in our country are failing or chaotic. We need a new, fresh, hopeful approach in our politics.
In practice that means real investment in the NHS and social care systems on which so many of us rely. It also means building affordable and social housing, helping young people in particular to gain their independence.
It looks likely that there will be a Labour government after July 4th. In that case, as a Green MP I will work to ensure they are ambitious in their aims and don’t simply tweak the current broken system. “
About Becca
Becca Stevenson grew up in South Wales and moved to the Midlands when she was ten. She has travelled widely and volunteered on many organic farms whilst on her travels. Becca initially trained to grow organic vegetables as part of the first group of students studying with the Soil Association apprenticeship scheme.
She currently manages 5 Acre Farm, a local community supported farm located between Wolston and Ryton. Becca is active in Transition Town Rugby and set up Rugby litter busters three years ago. She is a director and regional organiser for the Land Workers Alliance a union supporting small farmers.
Becca enjoys cooking and preserving the food she grows.