Sherrie De Kiguchi was born and raised in Hampshire, England. A British national with a background in finance, she has worked frontline supporting rape survivors through a specialist charity, and has served her community for years as a parish councillor. She believes in accountability, transparency, and doing what is right — not what is easy. Her surname, De Kiguchi, comes from her marriage into a Japanese family, and that blend of cultures has deepened her conviction that Britain's strength lies in its communities, not its politicians.
Inspired by the courage of whistleblowers like Maggie Oliver — the former Greater Manchester Police detective who exposed the Rochdale grooming gang scandal — Sherrie became a vocal campaigner for child protection, CSE survivor justice, and accountability for the grooming gangs that have devastated towns like Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford and Oldham. She has seen first-hand how institutions fail the most vulnerable when political convenience overrides moral duty.
Her approach is direct and uncompromising: speak plainly, stand firm under pressure, and never back down when it matters most. Sherrie campaigns not for party advantage, but for the families and communities across Britain that have been let down for far too long.