Olivia Ann Thurley

I have lived in Enfield my whole life, and I care deeply about the communities and green spaces that make this borough what it is. I studied locally at Capel Manor College and have spent years learning, volunteering and working in local green spaces, including Forty Hall Farm, Jubilee Park, and Trent Park. Growing up in Enfield, I’ve seen how important our parks, woodlands and community spaces are, and how they need to be protected and better supported. I now work as an environmental educator with a wildlife charity, supporting children, families and communities to connect with nature. While my work takes me across London, I see every day how access to green space, clean air and safe outdoor environments shapes people’s health, wellbeing and opportunities. I joined the Green Party because I believe that caring for people and caring for nature go hand in hand. When we invest in our green spaces and our communities together, we create a fairer, healthier borough for everyone.