Exciting news from Swansea! 🎉 Meet the city’s two newest councillors, Hannah Williams and Rebecca Francis-Davies, who emerged victorious in the latest by-elections.
In Mumbles, Hannah Williams celebrated a significant win for the Conservatives with 933 votes. It’s her first time running for office, and she’s eager to bring positive changes to the Mumbles community. Growing up in the area, she’s passionate about making it a better place for residents and visitors alike. With a background in the charity sector, Hannah feels it’s the perfect opportunity to give back, inspired by her family’s involvement in local initiatives like the RNLI.
Over in Morriston, Rebecca Francis-Davies clinched the election for Labour with 908 votes, continuing the family legacy after her father’s long service in the same ward. A seasoned professional in HR consultancy and a lecturer at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Rebecca is determined to address adult social care and mental health services. She’s ready to roll up her sleeves and work hard for the community that placed their trust in her.
Both councillors faced tough competition, but their dedication and community spirit shone through. With their election, the Conservatives now have five councillors in Swansea, and Labour strengthens its hold in Morriston.
A hearty congratulations to Hannah and Rebecca! 🎉 Here’s to bringing fresh energy and new ideas to Swansea’s council. What do you think their first priorities should be? Share your thoughts! 💬
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