Cllr Lindy Stuart
Born in Salisbury and started my early days living with my Mother and Father in a Cottage attached to a Dairy, where dairy and river life were amazing.
Growing up around businesses, and properties which gave me instinctive progression to one day running my own.
I left School, and went to Art College, whilst working full time in the centre of Salisbury with an Apprenticeship in Hairdressing. working extremely hard, whilst supplementing my income working at a local restaurant.
I then started my own business selling second hand clothing, which I bought at Jumble Sales, and sold at Markets, it was hard work, but I made some good contacts, and life friends, and progressed to….
I bought my shop and moved to Christchurch in 1997, with my daughter, where we lived above the shop in the Bargates.
I quickly got to know so many local people in the area, and made more wonderful friends.
I am still running my Shop which I love.
In the last few years I have taken a keen in depth interest in the political world, and currently have many concerns, what will become of our Town and High Street, and Local Businesses.
cllrstuart@christchurch-tc.gov.uk
Ward
Mudeford & Stanpit
Committees
Community Committee
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Attendance 2023/2024
| Statistic | Count | Percentage | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total expected attendances: | 2 | ||||
| Present as expected: | 2 | 100% | |||
| Apologies received: | 0 | ||||
| Absent (incl. apologies): | 0 | ||||
Explanation of the statistics counts
Total expected attendances: The number of meetings that the councillor was expected to attend in their capacity as member of that committee and Council. This only includes meetings for which the actual attendance status is known.
Present as expected: The number of meetings that the councillor attended in their capacity as member of that committee and Council.
Absent (including apologies): Meetings not attended, where the councillor is a member of the committee, including apologies submitted.