Not a day goes by that I'm not just proud but lucky to represent this Edgeley. Since being elected in just three years we've gone through Coronavirus, a war in Europe, two monarchs and four prime ministers. It's been a long three years and it has shown me how tight knit and resilient Edgeley is.

When I'm not being Cllr Wynne, I work full-time for Manchester City Council investigating environmental offences. I live with my partner Sian on Bergara Close off Mercian Way.'

As a wife and mother of four, living and working in Edgeley, I've always been proud of our community and supported the previous local councillors but recently felt some of the current team no longer have our areas best interests at heart. I feel our voices are no longer being heard over their personal agendas and as our children grow up we need an Edgeley that's empowered and fit for the future.

As the current treasurer for our local park group, having been a local school governor and now working in a local primary school, I've seen the benefits the local community can achieve when we work together. I'd like to give a voice back to the people of Edgeley to make our home a place we can all be proud of, with the services we deserve.

I have lived in Edgeley since 2004 and before that, I lived in Cheadle Heath. I am a lifelong supporter of the Labour Party. I love Edgeley and everything it stands for - it is a wonderful part of Stockport and its residents are decent, honest and welcoming.

This is my first foray into politics. Edgeley is suffering setbacks because the current Local Councillors are more focused on National politics than local issues. For too long, Stockport Labour Group has viewed Edgeley as a safe seat and they are in danger of abusing that position.

I believe that a Community focused organisation is better placed to prioritise local issues and bring positive changes to Edgeley for the benefit of everyone.