I come from a slightly unusual path into local politics.

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I have a Master’s degree in Organisational Psychology and, over the past ten years, I’ve worked in healthcare and recruitment. Currently, I’m an analyst in a psychometrics consultancy.

Living in London for the last five years, and in Wimbledon for the last two, has given me a real appreciation for the strengths of this community and the challenges people face day to day.

Through my work, I’ve learned how to analyse information clearly, communicate honestly, solve problems, and actually get things done – skills that can make a real difference when they’re used for the benefit of local people. My background has also taught me the importance of empathy, fairness, and understanding how decisions affect people’s lives.

That’s really why I’m standing for election. I want to be a genuine, approachable voice for residents. The issues that matter here – our infrastructure, our public services, our green spaces, and the everyday things that shape how we live – deserve proper attention and real listening. I care about the wider values of the Green Party, but I also know that meaningful change starts close to home, with practical improvements that make life better for the people who live and work here.

If chosen as Councillor, I’ll work hard to represent people honestly, stay accessible, and make sure local voices are heard clearly in every decision that affects our community.