Our team
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Becky Hartwell
Hi, I'm Becky, Meningitis Now's Believe & Achieve Programme Co-ordinator
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Asha Vijendran
I’m Asha and I work as a Corporate Development Manager at the Millennium Centre in Cardiff.
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Caroline Frean
I’m Caroline and I'm a solicitor working for people who have been injured as a result of negligent medical treatment.
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Charlotte Moore
I’m Charlotte. I am a clinical / medical negligence lawyer who works with children and adults who have suffered life-changing injuries, as a result of failings in their medical treatment and care.
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Claire Packham
I am currently a Department Coordinator at Anthony Collins Solicitors and have been with the firm for over 10 years.
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Craig Ford
I am currently a solicitor working in the South West. I left school at 16, joined the Army and spent 23 years in the military medical services.
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David Baker
I am a father to three wonderful children - this the highlight of my life. I’ve always tried to do my best, I aim to help people and try and make their lives better.
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Ian Watkinson
I first came to know Meningitis Now following the death of my baby grandson, Charlie, from pneumococcal meningitis in 2010 and the wonderful support my family received from them at that terrible time.
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Jonathan Davies
I contracted a severe case of viral meningitis in 2002. I was leading an active life, training for my first open water sea triathlon, when viral meningitis struck.
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Julie Marsh
I represent injured people who have suffered an injury as a result of complications and issues with their medical treatment.
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Laura Bland
Hi, my name is Laura and I am a solicitor. I act for people who have suffered an injury as a result of complications and issues with their medical treatment.
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Misa Ichinose
I've lived in Japan, the US and Hong Kong but for the last decade I've studied and worked in the U.K., and currently live in Essex with my partner.
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Sarah Huntbach
I am a solicitor and I represent clients and their families who have suffered life changing injuries, either because of a medical mishap/misdiagnosis, or caused by a road traffic or other type of accident.
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Sue Davie
I’m a qualified management accountant and MBA (Master of Business Administration). I worked for Fujitsu for 10 years after completing my BA (Hons) Business Studies.
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Fiona Yelland
Hi, I’m Fiona. I had meningitis when I was 15, on 4 October 2011; it was just a normal school day. However, that was about to change.
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Freya Stealey
Hello, I am Freya. I had meningitis two years ago when I was 22
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Holly Loach
Hi, I’m Holly. I'm 19 years old and am currently studying English Literature at Bristol Uni
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Isa
Hi, I'm Isa and I've been volunteering with Meningitis Now for over 16 years, since my sister died of pneumococcal meningitis and septicaemia when I was 5 years old.
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Katy Tyler
Hello, I'm Katy. Back in December 2013 we lost my brother's girlfriend Sarah to meningitis, aged just 19.
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Ollie Gray
Hi, I'm Ollie. I had meningitis when I was extremely young but it has affected me since
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Conor
Hey, I'm Conor. I'm 19, and I've contracted meningitis 3 times in the last 8 years.
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Laura McQ
My name is Laura and I'm currently studying for an MA at the University of Leeds
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Lucy S
Hi, I'm Lucy. My cousin Emily died from meningitis when she was 19 years old
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Louise G
Hi, I’m Louise. I had meningitis when I was 2 and a half.
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Cat D
I’m Cat, I’m 24 and I’m a total languages nerd
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Ed Cook
Hi, my name is Ed and I had bacterial pneumococcal meningitis in 2014 when I was 15.