Meet the new members of our editorial panel
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Alison Ballott
53, from Oundle“Being a customer, I want to keep my finger on the pulse of what is happening in the Group. Being part of this will allow my neighbours and me to raise newsworthy stories and it will also keep the brain active.”
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Ann Whitfield
78, from Carlton“I’m now an active, committed volunteer in my local and wider communities and would like to contribute to this worthwhile cause. I look forward to using my experience of editing and proof-reading as a member of the editorial panel of Our Voice.”
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Geoffrey Wildman
76, from Grantham“I hope to make a difference for disabled customers and put their point of view across. You will get an honest opinion from me and I hope I will help to continue improving the magazine.”
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Katie Mascolo
26, from Lincoln“I’d like to help improve services where possible and have a voice that’s heard, all whilst learning new skills and meeting new people.”
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Luke Smith
32, from Lincoln“I want to represent the younger generation of today and make sure the magazine includes content they want to see. I want to be their voice.”
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Lyn Price
61, Thrapston“I’m looking forward to being a voice for customers. Not everyone wishes to converse with officials, but may be happy to open up to a fellow customer who lives in the community. I genuinely hope I can make a difference for everyone and cannot wait to meet my neighbours for a good chat and a nice cup of tea.”
