I’ve been jogging the streets of Shortlands for years – long before I decided to stand for election.

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You might know me from walking Kosmo on Queensmead Rec (he's the one who never goes anywhere without his ball thrower). I'm also the Site Secretary at Shortlands Allotment – where I’ve somehow managed to grow beetroot, sweet potato and bell peppers.

I was born and raised in East Dulwich, and I’ve called Shortlands home since 2020. I’m a Chartered Management Accountant and spent four years living and working in Belgium.

For the last 10 years I’ve been working as a finance director at one of the world’s leading sustainability and climate advisory firms, so I understand how to deliver long-term value and, most importantly, make money work for residents — not just contractors.

I know this isn't where the Greens usually win. But I believe residents here want a candidate who tells the truth, brings fresh ideas, and works hard for the area — not someone expecting an easy ride.

Bromley Council is failing on the basics – from potholes to speeding on roads like Glassmill Lane. Too often services are cut or outsourced, and residents end up paying more for less. We need a council that actually invests in our area and plans properly for the future – from our parks to our high streets – not continued decline.

On planning, there are proposals to build 2,000 homes on Hayes Farm. Our current councillors won’t oppose it directly – I will. We need genuinely affordable homes, but built in the right places, not on valuable green space.

I support the Green Party because protecting our local businesses, community and environment isn’t extreme – it’s common sense.

During this election campaign I'll be running every street in this ward, listening to residents. If you see me, stop me for a chat – I’d love to meet you.