I lead on the Sustainable Transport and Affordable Housing policy workstreams and associated campaigns. I updated CPRE's Transport and Housing policies.I project managed, wrote and developed technical reports & campaigns: Local Green Spaces, State of Rural Affordable Housing. Transport Deserts and Rural Affordable Housing. The reports have been used to influence decision makers at all levels of government. I have responded to consultations and call for evidence. I have strong working relationships both internally across CPRE’s Network and externally. I represent CPRE at the Rural Coalition, Rural Housing Network, DEFRA’s Rural Insights Forum, Rural Homelessness Counts, Low Traffic Future Alliance, Rural England CIC Stakeholder, National Highways. As well as speaking on behalf of the organisation at conferences. I have represented CPRE on media (Radio and TV), in addition to print. I have recruited and managed over 25 volunteers to increase engagement with policy and campaigns. I am a founding member of CPRE’s EDI Allyship and Net-Zero groups

I managed and supported meetings ensuring agendas are produced within the statutory time frame, attending and servicing meetings and producing an accurate set of minutes.I was the lead governance officer for Cabinet Housing Panel, Cabinet Parking & Planning Panel, Development Management Committee, Audit, Standards and Climate Change Committees. I acted confidentially where appropriate or required by legislation, and to demonstrate sound political awareness in all duties.I built a strong rapport with Elected Members supporting them with a range of issues and providing 121 or small group training sessions. I managed the temp staff. I liaised with the public and supported their involvement in the local democratic process. I organised and hosted meetings both physically and virtually ensuring they proceeded in a satisfactory, timely and lawful way.I supported the Post Room team with delivering, sorting and posting mail on behalf of the council. I assisted the Elections Team as a Poll Clerk and Vote Counter at Local and by-electionsTo undertake projects as directed by the Governance Services Manager to support the wider work of the team.I was a voluntary fire warden.I ensured that all published reports conform to the agreed council standard in order to provide access and transparency to democracy and, where appropriate, that report authors have taken account of the accessibility criteria.

I am responsible for the safe collection & timely processing and analysis of LFD swap samples following the standard operating procedure. This includes checking and scanning barcodes, administrating solution to samples, and timely sample analysis. I follow strict time limits, await, read & interpret results displayed on the test device. I check the results and digitally upload them ensuring that data protection and confidentially is maintained. Alongside this, I quality assure other POs results analysis. Furthermore, I undertake the administrative tasks associated with test processing & recording complying with the latest COVID secure and data protection regulations.In addition to this, I have recorded arrivals to the test site helping those register. I have helped with some general logistics of running the test site. This role moved into a roving test site. This meant that I had to assemble and take down the gazebo tent. Being safe in these actions. It also included registering the public for a test; then testing and finally results recording. I have undergone health & safety, data protection, diversity&Inclusion, fraud awareness&prevention, ICT&information security, and Prevent training alongside clinical governance

I am in charge of maintaining this family business's social media presence on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Within this role i deal with a range of members from children to the elderly, helping them find whatever they require from the store. From tennis rackets to apparel to re-stringing. The role requires knowledge of a vast stock, so that the customers have the best experience. I also have to answer the phone and deal with the members orders and questions making note of them in the diary. I have the responsibility of opening, closing and managing the shop. Furthermore, I have undergone safeguarding, Manual Handling and Health & Safety training. During the Fever-Tree Tournaments, the shop can become very busy and demanding yet one has to maintain a professional demeanor. Supervising is a skill that i learnt during this period.

In this role, I was required to aid a wide array of customers customers with any query they had regarding our stock. I would aid them with shopping with my knowledge of our stock. In addition, I aided in delivery stock take and some general logistical maintenance of the store.Helped organise the store to correct merchandise and keeping the store Covid secure by manning the door, recommending the use of hand sanitizer and correct mask wearing. Furthermore, I interviewed people for the roles of supervisor and sales assistant.

I was responsible for helping customers with any request of stock. I had to communicate with my co workers to order the correct shoe from the stock room. Further roles were general store maintanence keeping the shop looking tidy and organised.