I live in Warndon Villages with my husband and two young children. My background is in education: I completed my teacher training at the University of Worcester in 2006 and then began a career as a primary school teacher at a school near Pershore. I have since worked as a deputy headteacher at a school in London, before moving back to Worcester to complete an MA on the importance of play opportunities for children. 

 I’m committed, hardworking and passionate about listening to and acting on the concerns of the residents of Leopard Hill. I would love to see improved cycle routes and more frequent and affordable bus services in Worcester, which will help reduce car use.  

 I am passionate about ensuring that we are building a positive world for our children and future generations where improved health outcomes, tackling inequality of wealth and sustainable, happy communities are prioritised.