Councillor for Adwick-Le-Street & Carcroft, Labour Party MemberCabinet Member for Adult Social CareMember of the Health & Wellbeing BoardST Leger Homes Council Board MemberCo-Chair of Carers Strategic Oversight BoardMember of Doncaster Safeguarding BoardMember of Complex Lives Oversight TeamPreviously: Chair of Health & Adult Social Care ScrutinyInterested in using person-centred, collaborative, regenerative and creative methods to enhance democratic & community engagement, projects, investments, policies and more.Passionate about:+ Social Care + Public Health + Active Travel + Education + Access to good health and social care + Housing + Creative arts & heritage programs and events + ensuring people feel/are heard + activating local people power! + Seeing communities thrive! + creative, collaborative, collective, real team, multi-partner, people focused working + liberated method _ #socialcaresfuture +young peoples development and futures! Check out the links below to see what we've been working on!

Using art & design creative methods and practice to create long-term, high quality, and person-centred health & wellbeing projects/services.

3 years of clinical placement where I completed clinical competencies to become a HCPC Registered Therapeutic Radiographer. I finished my training here in June 2016.Within this role I developed skills, understanding and confidence in all aspects of radiation oncology care - from radiation protection, QA, IGRT, SBRT, image matching, Pre-treatment, brachytherapy, radio-surgery, MRI, patient information, treatment set-up, treatment quality checks, treatment delivery, after-care, side-effects management, data-prep, planning radiotherapy treatment plans, etc.Over the 3 years of my training I also developed my person centered and compassionate care skills, leadership, enhanced research into patient information for radiotherapy, created the first radiotherapy patient information smartphone app (RADCARE), A-Z Comic of Radiotherapy handbook, RONCrg twitter revision group for radiotherapy students, started the RAD conference, started the national Radiotherapy Story project and much more. After my time at Leeds I won:- mHabitat PDD Award for Most Innovative Student Driven Healthcare Tool for RADCARE (2015)- National Society of Radiographers Student Therapeutic Radiographer of the year 2016- Best Student Poster Presentation at The Annual Radiotherapy Conference

Plan & deliver workshops and tutorials to the BA Fine Art & Creative Art Practice courses, respectively. Workshops tend to be 2D or multi-media in content.

The Gravity programme is a lecture series, research, publication and archive development that examines our contemporary relationship to making. The first series of Gravity lectures invites respected practitioners, including Edmund de Waal, Karla Black and Martin Boyce, to explore beauty.My role is to assist the curators and practitioners with research & design archives that represent this investigation through an artist practitioner lens. I also code, maintain, deal with technological elements of the conference such as website and transcripts. This position is on pay-roll but works in a freelance capacity.

I have worked across a diverse range of projects, being a creative consultant, translating difficult industry knowledge into fun, understandable graphics/animations/posters/visual reports. I have helped to develop person-centered NHS service improvements, which have then been commissioned by Clinical Commissioning Groups. I have worked across a huge diverse project range, especially within the Public Health Sector. Most recently I worked on NHS England's 'Life with & beyond cancer' projects, and Sports Englands Local Delivery Piolet schemes across the UK.

I draw/illustrate/live scribe talks/key speakers/ ideas. I work within a team of amazing people & am responsible for contributing towards the successful delivery of multiple complex workshops across a broad spectrum of subject matter areas within the business. Clients include NHS & Orange.

I'm an artist seeking opportunities

A collaboration between myself & Paul Harrison. F/O/R/C/E is a new lecture drawing curatorial series.F/O/R/C/E stands for: Free. Online. Radically. Collected. Education. FORCE is dedicated to creating a radical, free form visual series of talks that are strong in heart, generous in spirit, Daring and unafraid in content. We invite guests to speak 10 minutes on anything, any subject/idea - un edited.

I help with setting up for big exhibition events. Currently my role is to help facilitate & organize with the Directors an exciting new project to celebrate Bloc's 10th Anniversary.

I've had 4 small articles printed in the i, and 1 in Art Review. My articles have also been quoted in museum/gallery major bibliography of artist's work & official book reviews endorsed by the Publishers Verso & Time Warner. I hope for more opportunities to write for the Independent, Guardian and other publications. So get in touch! :)

I create work around topics; comics, political happenings; debates; daily happenings of the awesome film festival as well as creating one off works as awards for film makers.In addition to this I draw selected conference talks that happen during the festival, live in front of an audience, attempting to break down what is said into funny and visual images. I have drawn talks by Channel 4, Google, WIRED Magazine & others. Thanks to the awesome Doc/Fest I've been able to do this else where, and I'm getting better, such as for the Open University & CreativeTime. I hope that I can do it for other people too - so get in touch !

CAKE is passionate about idea sharing, making, collaborating and experimenting with all forms of art and ideology. The idea is a simple one— that people who ‘do things’ can inspire the rest of us to go and ‘do things’. So CAKE is for EVERYONE.We do books/posters/exhibitions/events/slams/feasts/non-profit/ideas/your project here!

A collective critical and activism study group of the conversational aesthetic in all Contemporary art, exemplified through our own projects, gallery exhibitions, art debates and other subject areas; takes inspirations from the 1970s by the London and New York Art & Language group respectively.

StreetForm is an arts non-profit organisation based in Sheffield that provides FREE contemporary art workshops in schools around South Yorkshire.We're currently re-thinking StreetForm & re-launching as part of CAKE-ED(ucation) in the near future.

Temporary job in summer doing out reach; teaching and creating fun art classes for adults and children; supervising a small team crew. Being awesome.I have won 2 awards in this position:The Caswald worth $3,000 & the prestigious Paterson Award awarded for my excellent teamwork; passion and caring nature in the course of learning.

Working on the 10th anniversary publication, running my own projects, organizing release parties, research, interviewing and writing articles.

Current illustrations in children's bi-lingal book on cities. To be published/released spring 2012, USA.

Ideas input, curational discussions and representing the gallery to the community of Sheffield. Handed out flyers, and drank a lot of tea.

Gallery assistant jobs, digital archiving and updating the website.