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MEET THE TEAM

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Vicky Foxcroft

Trustee and Chair 

Vicky Foxcroft has been the Member of Parliament for Lewisham Deptford since May 2015. Since being elected, much of Vicky’s constituency work has focused on issues surrounding young people in Lewisham Deptford. In 2016, following the murder of five young people in the constituency, Vicky established the Youth Violence Commission, a cross-party group set up to examine the root causes of youth violence. 

 

Prior to her election, Vicky was a local councillor for the Brockley ward (2010-2014) and spent 13 years working in various roles for Unite. As a councillor she played a leading role in the campaign to save A&E and maternity services at University Hospital Lewisham. 

 

Vicky was born in Chorley, Lancashire and studied performing arts at college. She has lived in Brockley and Deptford since 2000. 

Andy Rothery

Trustee and Treasurer

Andy is a freelance real estate adviser having retired from Deloitte in 2015 after 27 years working there.  At Deloitte, Andy was a senior partner and head of Deloitte Real Estate.

 

Andy is a Freeman of the City of London and of the Leathersellers Livery Company through which he is a Governor of the Leathersellers Federation of Schools (Prendergast School, Prendergast Ladywell School and Prendergast Vale School).  Andy is an Independent Trustee on the board of the London Transport Museum and a resident trustee of the New Cross Gate Trust. 

 

Andy was born and went to school in Lewisham before going on to Oxford to study Politics, Philosophy and Economics.  Andy now lives in New Cross and is committed to improving social mobility and opportunity for all young people in Lewisham. 

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Vivienne Hurley

Trustee

Vivienne is Director of Research, Innovation and Knowledge Exchange at Goldsmiths, University of London. With 10,000 students and around 1,300 staff, Goldsmiths is one of the largest employers in Lewisham and also makes other significant  contributions to the cultural and social well-being of the borough.

 

Vivienne has played an instrumental role in the development of the College’s new civic strategies. Goldsmiths believes it can do more to unlock its full potential by delivering further initiatives for the good of the local area and third of a million people living in Lewisham.

 

Vivienne is looking to strengthen the connections between the trust and the College.

Joan Millbank MBE

Trustee

Lewisham has been Joan’s home since 1977. Over the years she has been active – as a volunteer or a trustee - in setting up and supporting many community groups, charities and voluntary organisations at a local, regional and national level.  


Her understanding, knowledge and skills in respect to local communities and the voluntary sector have been enhanced through her paid work including working as a community development officer, neighbourhood officer, Executive Director of a large multipurpose charity, cross-sector management consultancy experience and currently as a part-time grants officer within a large charitable trust.  


In 2010 Joan stood and was elected as a Lewisham councillor for Telegraph Hill ward. She is a trustee of Deptford First in a personal capacity.

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Father Grant

Trustee

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Helen McIntosh

Trustee

Helen McIntosh joined Deptford First as a trustee in 2023. She has worked in public affairs in south-east London for over 25 years with a range of clients, including the Greenwich Foundation and LandsecU+I. She is currently the President of the South East London Chamber of Commerce.

 

Helen lives in the constituency and is actively involved in several local charities, including The Greenwich Society, the Estate Charity of William Hatcliffe and the Greenwich Charity of William Hatcliffe and the Misses Smith.

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Jayne Morgan
 

Trustee

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