I grew up in the orbit of my mum, Abigail Mill. She was a prolific, award-winning textile artist who built her business from the ground up as a single parent, on a Prince's Trust grant.

 

In 2020, a month's worth of rainfall hit our community in Norfolk in a single night. The floods destroyed her studio. She spent her final years fighting a council that wouldn't listen, trying to understand why it happened and why nobody had warned them. She was largely silenced. New housing continues to go up without the right infrastructure.

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Talking to local farmers in the aftermath gave me my first real education in why regenerative systems matter, not as a concept, but as a survival strategy for the people and ecosystems we keep failing. That is where the obsession with communication as accountability began.

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I am a creative communications specialist with over four years' experience across PR, copywriting, video production, graphic design, social media, and content strategy. My specialism is translation: turning dense policy research, technical science, and overlooked injustice into campaigns that are accessible, emotionally resonant, and impossible to ignore. I love the intersection of public affairs and human story, the moment when legislation becomes personal, when data finds its feeling.