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From the council's own meeting papers and its committee list. Attendance covers the period shown below; declarations come from summarised meetings; questions and motions count only papers that say they asked or moved them.
Meetings since 23 September 2026 where the council recorded who attended and they were expected as a member. Sending a substitute counts as an absence; attending as someone else's substitute isn't counted. OpenCouncil holds this council's meetings only from 23 September 2026, so this covers less than a year.
Attended 1 of 1 meetings (100%).
Agenda items that name them. An item is marked as a question or motion only when the papers say they asked or moved it. Found by searching the papers for their name, so a few may be about someone with a similar name.
No agenda items name them in the papers we hold.
Read from the minutes of meetings that OpenCouncil has summarised, so declarations at other meetings aren't included.
Safeguarding, Communities and Wellbeing Scrutiny Committee/Crime and Disorder Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Social Care Budget Update
A personal interest that is not prejudicial, because members of her family are employed as social workers. She stayed in the meeting and took part in the discussion and vote.
Safeguarding, Communities and Wellbeing Scrutiny Committee/Crime and Disorder Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Social Care Recruitment and Retention update.
Has a family member who works in social services. She remained in the meeting and took part in the discussion and vote.
Safeguarding, Communities and Wellbeing Scrutiny Committee/Crime and Disorder Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on HMP Berwyn
She had worked with the officer presenting the report about twenty years ago. As the matter pre-dated her time as a councillor, it was assessed as personal and non-prejudicial. She stayed in the meeting and took part in the discussion and vote.
Safeguarding, Communities and Wellbeing Scrutiny Committee/Crime and Disorder Scrutiny Committee,
Personal interest on Social Care Transformational report - Fostering Services
A family member is a kinship carer, meaning a relative who looks after a child. The minute records the interest as personal and non-prejudicial. The councillor stayed in the meeting and took part in the discussion and vote.