Hannah has lived in Abbey for five years and is a doctor at Addenbrooke's Hospital.

Full statement

Her priorities as City Councillor would be:
- Facing up to the Climate Emergency with real action.
- Protecting nature and green spaces for everyone.
- Building for the future (with very high environmental standards for houses built) and opposing unsustainable growth.
- Revolutionising transport in Cambridge to be low emissions, environmentally friendly, affordable, accessible for all.
- Focusing on community to reduce inequality.

Hannah took an active role in the campaign to save St Matthew's Piece with the local community group "Friends of St Matthew's Piece". She regularly engages with local residents to raise their concerns to the city and county council, recently raising the issue of poor road surface on New Street, of the dangerous use of electric motorbikes on Ditton Meadows and on pavements, and of drug use in Abbey. She feels strongly that the drive-through McDonald's in Abbey should never have been given planning permission and would campaign for the end of the drive-through capabilities of this restaurant if elected. She also shares residents outrage at the deforestation that has occurred near Tiptree close and Thorpe Way, far in excess of what could ever have been required. She is particularly concerned about the the climate and environmental issues, and engages with local and national government to raise awareness and campaign for concrete action on these topics.

Hannah wants to focus on what brings together residents in Abbey, to build up the community, and give a voice to all and a sense of belonging in a part of Cambridge that many of us love.