Constituency

The West Central St. Catherine constituency is Jamaica's largest and includes several key communities such as Kitson Town, Point Hill, Ebonyvale, Paul Mountain, Winters Pen, Fairview, Guanaboavale, Top Mountain, Bellas Gate and Ginger Ridge. These communities represent a mix of residential, commercial, and agricultural areas, contributing to the constituency's unique character and cultural diversity.

Over the years, West Central St. Catherine has been represented by several Members of Parliament who have shaped its development trajectory, but only one of them belonged to the Peoples National Party (PNP). Former MPs include Enid Bennett (JLP),  who served from 1967 to 1993, the PNP's Alethia Barker (1993 - 1997), and the JLP's Dr. Kenneth Baugh(1997 to 2016). The current MP is Dr. Christopher Tufton.

West Central St. Catherine is a vibrant constituency in the heart of Jamaica. It is characterized by a diverse population and a blend of urban and rural landscapes, offering a unique mix of cultural heritage and economic activities. The area is known for its agricultural base, with many residents engaged in farming, light production, and small businesses.

Over the years, West Central St. Catherine has faced its share of challenges, particularly in terms of infrastructure development, public safety, and economic growth. There remains significant work to be done to fully unlock the potential of this region. The people of West Central St. Catherine are hardworking and resilient, driven by a strong desire for progress and better opportunities. They are keen to see more investments in their communities, including enhanced access to education, training, job creation, and improved public infrastructure and services.

West Central St. Catherine holds great promise for the future. With the right leadership and a focus on sustainable development, the constituency is poised to become a hub for growth and innovation. That leader is Locksley Francis, who advocates for more inclusive policies and initiatives that will foster long-term prosperity. From bolstering local agriculture and small businesses to enhancing infrastructure and social services, the people of West Central St. Catherine are ready to build a brighter future for all!