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On Sunday Miller Bennett thanked her supporters for their support.“Today, my heart is full when I look at the support to my right, left and back. When you are surrounded by strong men, you know that you are ready. I have my father. I have my husband and I have my brother,” added Miller Bennett who also thanked the three Hanover Municipal Corporation councillors within the constituency who she said gave her their full support.

On Sunday Miller Bennett thanked her supporters for their support.“Today, my heart is full when I look at the support to my right, left and back. When you are surrounded by strong men, you know that you are ready. I have my father. I have my husband and I have my brother,” added Miller Bennett who also thanked the three Hanover Municipal Corporation councillors within the constituency who she said gave her their full support.

Attorney-at-law Heatha Miller-Bennett, the member of parliament-elect (MP) for Hanover Western, does not plan to be a missing person (MP) representative because, as a native of the constituency, she is well aware of the issues which persist in the communities. Miller-Bennett, a newcomer to representation politics, who won the seat on a People’s National Party (PNP) ticket, said she was inspired by the resilience of the people and wanted to play a pivotal role in helping to develop the various communities through addressing some of the social ills.

On Sunday Miller Bennett thanked her supporters for their support.“Today, my heart is full when I look at the support to my right, left and back. When you are surrounded by strong men, you know that you are ready. I have my father. I have my husband and I have my brother,” added Miller Bennett who also thanked the three Hanover Municipal Corporation councillors within the constituency who she said gave her their full support.

With several of her constituents still without roofs on their homes, some nine weeks after the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, Heatha Miller-Bennett, the member of parliament (MP) for Hanover Western, has started an initiative to help affected persons replace their missing roofs – a key to restoring comfort.

On Sunday Miller Bennett thanked her supporters for their support.“Today, my heart is full when I look at the support to my right, left and back. When you are surrounded by strong men, you know that you are ready. I have my father. I have my husband and I have my brother,” added Miller Bennett who also thanked the three Hanover Municipal Corporation councillors within the constituency who she said gave her their full support.