Councillor Kam Nagpal, Labour Women's Network Committee
Cllr Kamaljit Kaur Nagpal is the cabinet member for decent living incomes on Ealing Council and joined the LWN Executive Committee in 2025. More info coming soon.
Maggie McTernan, Labour Women's Network Committee
Maggie joined the LWN committee in 2024. More info coming soon.
Councillor Ellie Cumbo, Labour Women's Network Committee
Ellie is a member of the LWN Executive Committee, a former political advisor and a councillor in Southwark.Find out more
Baroness Thangam Debbonaire, Chair of Labour Women's Network
Thangam Debbonaire is a Labour member of the House of Lords and the CEO of UK Opera Association.Find out more
Kiran Mahil, Secretary of Labour Women's Network
Kiran Mahil was elected Secretary of LWN in 2019. Orginally from the West Midlands, Kiran works as an Assistant Head Teacher in an East End secondary school. She is passionate about embedding inclusion and resilience in education.Find out more
Councillor Katherine Dunne, Treasurer of Labour Women's Network
Katherine is Deputy Leader of the London Borough of Hounslow where she holds the Cabinet portfolio for Climate, Environment and Transport Strategy.Find out more
Nan Sloane, Training Lead for Labour Women's Network
Nan has been an LWN Executive Committee member since 2007, and leads on the development and delivery of LWN's training programme. She is a Labour historian and author, and her most recent book, Uncontrollable Women: Radicals, Reformers and Revolutionaries was published in 2022.Find out more
Councillor Sara Hyde, Labour Women's Network Committee
Cllr Dr Sara Hyde is Fabian Society Chair and Islington council’s Health and Social Care Executive Member. She spent a decade working in prisons, then post-release as a mentor and managing support servicesFind out more
Councillor Anntoinette Bramble, Labour Women's Network Committee
Anntoinette is a member of LWN Management Committee and in our training team. She is Deputy Leader of the LGA, Deputy Mayor of Hackney and Cabinet member for education, young people and children’s social care.Find out more
Rosa Campbell Blight, Labour Women's Network Committee
Rosa is an experienced leader who spent her early career in the television industry: writing, producing and directing programmes for some of the UK and USA’s largest TV networks. She then transitioned into the world of digital tech and political leadership, bringing with her strong communication skills and the ability to translate complex topics into engaging, entertaining content for a wide variety of audiences.Find out more
Councillor Sharon Thompson, Labour Women's Network Committee
Sharon was first elected to the LWN Executive Committee in 2020 and loves the organisation so much she is one of the training team. Sharon is the Deputy Leader of Birmingham City Council, she is the first Black or Asian person to hold the position in the City.Find out more
Catriona Ogilvy, Labour Women's Network Committee
Catriona is an award-winning campaigner, advocate, and charity leader.Find out more