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Cllr. Sof McVeigh
Sof became a councillor in 2018 and is currently Chair of the Licensing Committee and serving as Deputy Mayor. Sof has worked in Corporate design in Hong Kong and London, and values the importance of good design. She has been on the Grenfell Scrutiny Committee and the work there is close to her heart and she's a governor of a nearby school. Since being elected Sof has worked to get Acoustic cameras installed in the ward to help combat nuisance drivers.
Further details, including Committee information and outside body appointments, can be found here.
Cllr. Mary Weale
Mary has been a Councillor for Brompton and Hans Town (or Hans Town as it was) since 1987 and was brought up in the ward. She has worked in Insurance at Lloyd’s and in Project Management. During her time on the council she has served in a number of capacities including Lead Member for Adult Social Care and is currently the Lead Member for Finance and Customer Delivery. Mary is married with three children and is a keen cyclist.
Further details, including Committee information and outside body appointments, can be found here.
Cllr. Walaa Idris
Walaa was elected for Brompton and Hans Town ward in 2018. She served as Deputy Lead Member of Arts, Culture and Community Safety and was appointed Deputy Mayor in 2019. Currently she is Vice Chair of Planning and a governor at Oxford Gardens Primary School. She is passionate about protecting British pollinators, especially wild bees. She is the borough Champion of The Bee Superhighway – a programme that is designed to create a borough wide network of pollinator corridors and pathways to aid the sustainability and enrichment of biodiversity life in RBKC and the country.
She is mother to two daughters and three dogs. She has lived in the borough since emigrating to the (UK) in 1991 and has resided in Chelsea since 2003.
Further details, including Committee information and outside body appointments, can be found here.
