Alice is the Labour and Co-operative Member of Parliament for Norwich North. Alice grew up in West Norfolk and lives in Norwich North.

Alice grew up in Norfolk, attending comprehensive school in Downham Market. Her family have lived in Norfolk for decades; her mum Irene was leader of West Norfolk Council, and her dad worked as a solicitor with Trade Unions. Alice was elected as Labour Party Parliamentary Candidate for Norwich North in 2022.  She lives near Sewell Park.

Immediately before her election to parliament, Alice was a charity leader running a global campaign against hunger. Alice has more than 15 years’ experience in international development having held previous roles at Save the Children and the not for profit Project Everyone leading campaigns to tackle poverty, inequality and climate change. She has also worked overseas including in South Africa and Rwanda.

Alice also has a track record of serving communities. She was a councillor for 5 years including Cabinet member for Equalities and Leisure and is currently a trustee of Dawn’s New Horizon a domestic abuse charity based in Norwich North.

Alice has already fought for change in Norwich North, including successfully campaigning to keep the NHS walk-in centre open. She is committed to being a visible, active and accessible MP and standing up for Norwich North.

Alice’s Priorities:

During the campaign Alice set out 5 priorities that she will focus on. These are underpinned by action to tackle the biggest challenges we face – the cost of living and the climate crises:

• Action to lower your bills through investment in clean energy.
• Cutting NHS waiting lists and improving access to NHS doctors and dentists.
• Good affordable homes with the right infrastructure and great public transport
• Increased opportunity- securing new green jobs, backing local businesses and fighting for a great education for every child.
• Cutting crime and anti-social behaviour with more police on our streets.

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