Jonathan Hornett is 36, married with two children and has lived in Wellingborough for eight years. He is a school governor, a retail manager and runs a whist drive. He believes Wellingborough and Rushden have suffered considerably since the last general election - town centres have fewer shops, housing estates are littered and graffitied, and public services have been cut and will soon be cut again. Jonathan campaigns against building on green-field sites, hunting and nuclear energy. He supports wind farm applications, local businesses and recycling and will help and support local people in making Wellingborough and Rushden safer, cleaner and greener.