Louise Brice was first elected to be a Borough Councillor in May 2015 and re-elected with an improved vote share in May 2019. She has been proud to serve her local community and fight for the infrastructure and services she believes this vibrant community deserves.
After a childhood spent growing up on the Isle of Wight and Southampton, Louise spent her teenage years in Headcorn, Kent, attending Maidstone Girls Grammar School. Louise lived with her young family in Bromley for many years, moving to Kent in 2012.
Louise worked for nearly 20 years in the global research industry and has been fortunate to work with and advise many of the world’s leading companies on branding and technology. Fulfilling a life-long passion for improving social mobility, she is now a Primary School teacher, specialising in science and STEM.
Louise has spoken spoke at the national education conference, ResearchEd on teacher workload, and at a roundtable with the Education Policy Institute at Conservative Party Conference. Louise is a National Officer for the Conservative Women's Organisation and is Policy Officer for the Conservative Education Society.
