Meet the team

Jaye Martin Libeccio

I was born to a hard working Swiss Mother and half Italian father in 1956 in South London. As part of a working class family, I grew up on a Council Estate with my sister.

My education was primary school into a secondary modern education, where I was an average grade pupil with ambition to get out of School as quickly as I could. I wanted to start work and earn money . School was certainly not for me!

After several jobs, I decided I wanted to join the Army or Police service , so as a taster I joined the Metropolitan police service, and loved the job so much I stayed in it until injury caused me to make a difficult decision to leave in 2004 with an exemplary service certificate.

During that time both my father and sister were diagnosed with Huntingtons disease and I shared my time between my own wife and children also looking after dad and my sister Christina.

Working Life

Eventually I moved to Sussex and was able to spend my time fully with my own family living in Westham and Pevensey.

I saw an opportunity to become an independent representative of the standards Board for England and Wales with responsibilities in Eastbourne assessing and considering complaints against Councilors using my investigative skills. I rose to Chairman of the Standards Board at Eastbourne Town Hall.

During this time I was also fully employed as a Senior Enforcement Officer and compliance officer dealing with product safety , allegations of environmental crime and specifically the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances in electronic and electrical equipment) directive.

I was also given a responsibility relative to the Batteries placing on the market regulations, and tyre labelling directives.

These are European wide environmental regulations. I left the Government department responsible for these regulations in mid 2023 to pursue my hobby of classic cars (the buying and selling of). I created a limited company in January 2025 which is still a fledging start up.

What do I offer you the voters?

At the core of our approach is a commitment to common sense. We believe in practical, straight forward solutions to the problems facing our country. Common sense means cutting through bureaucratic red tape, eliminating wasteful spending, and ensuring that government policies are grounded in reality and serve the best interests of the people.

We advocate for policies that are not just ideologically sound but also practically effective. Whether it's reforming our healthcare system to ensure it meets the needs of every citizen, creating a fair and sustainable immigration policy, or ensuring that our economy remains competitive on the global stage, we approach each issue with a clear-eyed focus on what works.