Councillor Jennifer Whysall

Biography

Education: Woodhouse Grammar School - 9 O Levels, 3 A Levels.

Bath University - BSc(Hons) Industrial Sociology

British Psychological Society - Level A test user (psychometric)

Past Member of the Expert Witness Institute (MEWI)

After working for a few years as a lecturer in further education (latterly at Rother Valley College, Dinnington) I left work to have my family. When my boys were at school I was elected to the Council and served from 1978-83 and 1991-93.

My employment was mostly related to the coal industry. Until 1999 I was an employment consultant in personal injury litigation, dealing mainly with the cases of miners and ex miners. I gave evidence in the High Court for the test cases for miners with Vibration White Finger. At this time many people in the profession were made redundant because of changes to the judicial system.

Not long after this, I developed cataracts on both eyes, which developed rapidly. I was unable to work during this time and after two operations to remove the cataracts I was elected to the Council again in 2006.

I am very pleased to be representing my community and will always seek to do the best I can for residents within my ward.

I am Chair of Improving Lives Select Commission and a member of the Planning Board, Overview and Scrutiny Management Board and several other panels and working groups.

My Surgeries

Peregrine Way Community Centre, 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month - 10.00 am - 11.00 am

Committee and Meeting Information

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Further information

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