I’m not in politics for headlines — I’m here to make things fairer, kinder, and more joined-up.
I’m not an obvious politician — I’m a single mum living in rented accommodation, a volunteer, a long-distance runner, and someone who’s navigated Guernsey’s systems from the outside in.
From juggling home education to figuring out the finer points of autism support, I’ve lived the realities that policy decisions affect.
I stood for election in 2020 because I believed politics could work better, for more of us. And I still do.
In that time, I’ve learned how to navigate the system, challenge when challenge is needed, compromise and push for progress without playing to the headlines.
The Guernsey I love is built on community; on volunteers, charities, neighbours helping neighbours. I’ve seen that spirit up close during my voluntary work and it’s the same spirit I carry into my role as a Deputy - because good policy starts with people.
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You'll fond more detail in my manifesto but here is a snapshot of what I've achieved so far.
