Bronagh’s updates, in her own words: what she’s seeing, hearing, and doing across London.
rise in public engagement. I believe that's been in part prompted by what seems like an intentional decision by much of the local media to boil the mayor's…
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.. already answered lots of voters questions and had some conversations on socials). I just went for my first run in a week after taking time off to recover…
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It's a commitment we can all make, every day. Wednesday was a day for listening and learning (well, we all can listen and learn every day, but September 30th,…
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For about a decade, I volunteered for a grief peer support organization called Bereaved Families of Ontario (before that, the organization served my family…
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Director, Huron County Food Bank Distribution Centre) Every day in my work, I see what happens when people decide to work together. Over the past 18 months,…
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not being invited to events that are described as informative which limit the attendees' opportunity to learn. Here's my comment to this post from The London…
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(I'm actually not naive at all - I'm a 55.5 year old woman and I have seen A LOT) as to think politics is always fair and media is always unbiased. Even when I…
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Recently there was a launch party for a mural I painted downtown (with lots of help). I got a great compliment from some artist friends who came to have some…
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I wonder if it's because we have given up on the idea. Public service is more than a job. It is a calling. In public service, a small number of people are…
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person leading your city. A person who also has serious credentials like 26 years of legal experience and 17 years of service to the City she aims to lead. A…
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It was (unsurprisingly) about politics, and the difference between what is right because "that's the way we do it here in London" and what is right because if…
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