I have been a resident of Feltham for the past 20 years. For the past 16 years I have worked in community development in Feltham and Bedfont and have gotten to know so many kind people.

I currently work for The Reach Foundation as the Communities Lead and am always looking at ways to improve our community and encourage civil pride.

I wear lots of hats within the community, I am a governor at Southville School, a trustee for Feltham Arts and vice chair of the Hounslow Parent Carer Forum.

Making Feltham an attractive place to live and raise a family is one of my goals. Feltham has so many assets—especially the people!

I’ve been a resident of Feltham for the past 50 years, and much of my life has been dedicated to education and community service.

I spent 24 years teaching in Hounslow schools, including 12 years as a headteacher. After leaving education, I worked as a voluntary sector consultant and became an accredited social auditor, supporting and fundraising for community projects across London for 22 years before retiring in 2016.

From 2016 to 2024, I had the privilege of serving as Chair of Trustees for Age UK Hounslow, and I now continue to volunteer as an Ambassador for Age UK Hounslow, based at the Southville Community Centre.

I have been a resident of Feltham for 23 years. I’m retired now but, previously, I worked locally as a Community Development Manager, creating and obtaining funding for community development projects, managing both The Southville Community Centre and Sure Start Children’s Centre.

I’m currently volunteer as a Trustee for Feltham Arts, Chair of the Feltham West Safer Neighbourhood Board and am involved with the Feltham Convening Partnership.

I am an advocate of a strong, positive , grassroots input into local democracy and, as such, am supporting our bid for the creation of our Town Council.