MEET THE BOARD
To be completed
ANDREA MCKENNA
CHAIR TRUSTEES
To be completed
SIR JOHN BATTLE
VICE CHAIR TRUSTEES
Richard has been a board member and Treasurer for the last four years. His working life has been in the supported social housing sector and is currently a consultant with Mental Health Matters. He is a keen cyclist and a former officer of Seacroft Wheelers Cycling Club. He is also a volunteer with the charity CatZero.
RICHARD GODDARD
Date of appointment: March 2019
TREASURER
My name is Sam Horner, member of the New Wortley Community Association Board. I work for Leeds Rhinos Foundation and have done for the last 16 years, full time. I run community Rugby League Programmes, working with 25 Community Clubs across the City. Along side this I run Educational Programmes, including Mental Health Workshops.
Armley is my birthplace and my family have lived in the area for the last 150 years. I am very passionate about my role as a Trustee at New Wortley Community Association.
SAM HORNER
BOARD MEMBER
My Name is Angi Germain, I was born in Armley and have 2 grown up sons. I live in Lower Wortley with my 4-legged 3rd child Elvis the Bassett Hound. I love animals, nature, and upcycling. I enjoy spending time with my family and am passionate about repurposing anything old and giving it a new lease of life.
I enjoy a healthy lifestyle and running, I am passionate about supporting others. I work at Dixons Unity Academy and have worked in Education for 18 years.
My most important value is kindness
Describe myself in 3 works – Loyal – Passionate – Quirky
ANGELA GERMAINE
BOARD MEMBER
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SANDRA CLEAVIN
BOARD MEMBER
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LLELIR YEUNG
BOARD MEMBER
I was formerly an academic at Leeds Beckett University, teaching architecture, and prior to that I was an architect in private practice. At Leeds Beckett University I co-directed the student centred architecture and research practice Project Office, which was instrumental in the delivery the New Wortley Community Centre building in 2016. I have been involved with New Wortley building and landscape projects since 2009, and now that I’m semi-retired, I will be advising on the Association’s future plans.