Flora Badger, 48, is a proud resident of Fortrose on the Black Isle in the Highlands, where she has deep roots having grown up in the area after being born in Cumbria.

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With a youthful energy and a down-to-earth approach, Flora is well-known locally for her friendly, approachable, and always helpful nature.

After studying at the University of Edinburgh, Flora built a successful career in managerial hospitality roles before transitioning in 2007 to property. She gained extensive experience in sales and lettings across the North and East of Scotland, including managing lettings for CKD Galbraith, before founding her own independent estate agency, The Agency UK. Based in Fortrose, her business delivers a bespoke, personable, dedicated, and professional service to clients across the Highlands, with a particular focus on the Black Isle.

Practical and full of common sense, Flora excels at listening to others, confidently handling public speaking, and tackling serious conversations. She thrives outdoors—particularly around animals—and genuinely loves interacting with people. Her lifelong passion for helping others, often going the extra mile to assist those in need, has now brought her into politics.

Flora has recently joined Sovereignty and will be standing on the Highlands and Islands regional list as part of the Alliance to Liberate Scotland for the Scottish Parliament elections on 7 May 2026.

Flora believes ordinary people like herself deserve a real voice at Holyrood—one that asserts Scotland’s full sovereignty and addresses the everyday challenges faced by Highland and rural communities. With her front-line experience helping families buy, sell, and rent homes in the Highlands, she is particularly passionate about tackling affordable housing, supporting rural development, and making sure local people can afford to live and stay in the area.

As a regional list candidate under the Alliance banner in the Highlands and Islands, Flora brings fresh perspective, dedication to service, and energetic commitment to representing the people of the region—from the Black Isle to the islands and across the North. She looks forward to engaging with voters, listening to their concerns, and fighting for a free, prosperous, and truly sovereign Scotland.