Louise Shaw

Councillor for Little Venice ward

Louise is a lifelong Westminster resident and local mum of 3, who has always lived in Little Venice and the immediate area.

A Criminal Barrister for over 10 years, Louise has also volunteered in the community for many years, serving lunch to elderly residents and Chairs a neighbourhood panel for police and residents to discuss crime and antisocial behaviour concerns.

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