The Wales Green Party has announced that Hannah Pudner has been selected to stand for Cardiff West in the forthcoming elections for the National Assembly for Wales.
Keen community activist, Hannah said “I am delighted to be representing Wales Green Party in my home constituency. The residents of Cardiff West deserve a Green voice in the Senedd, ensuring politics is working for the common good, putting people before profit and protecting ourselves, the ones we love and our planet for the long term”.
“Health, education and housing are the key concerns for people in Cardiff West - as are concerns about the state and sustainability of environment. A Green vote would put these issues at the top of the agenda, ensuring an approach of fairness, transparency and compassion, so often lacking in politics”.
Deputy Leader, Anthony Slaughter said “I am delighted Hannah has been selected to represent Cardiff West in the May elections. She cares deeply about her community, Wales and the world around her. Her energy, approach to eco-socialism and compassion would be a breath of fresh air to Welsh politics. Wales needs people like her to take this country forward, creating a better world for now and generations to come”.
Hannah is currently an Assistant Director at the Open University in Wales. Before joining the Open University she was Director of the National Union of Students Wales. Hannah is also Vice Chair of South Riverside Community Development Centre, an external trustee for the University of South Wales Students' Union, a board member of Cardiff and Vale College, and an Local Authority Governor for Severn Primary, her local primary school in Canton. She is originally from Neath and now lives in Riverside, Cardiff.
Hannah can be followed on social media:
@hannahpudner