Councillor Lucie McIntyre
Mayor 2026/2027
Lucie McIntyre was born and raised in Epsom, where she has maintained strong personal and professional ties throughout her life. Although she spent a period living in Sutton, she continued to work and remain actively involved in the Epsom community.
She was educated locally, attending St Martin’s Primary School before going on to Rosebery School for her secondary education. From a young age, Lucie was inspired by her father’s commitment to helping others, which shaped her own desire to serve the community. As soon as she was old enough, she began volunteering within Scouting, becoming a Beaver leader. She enjoyed supporting young people and their families and quickly recognised this as her passion. Mostly Lucie’s employment has been working with young people in a variety of settings. Whilst working she gained her teaching qualification and secured a job teaching within a specialist school. She is in the fortunate position to take time out to commit fully to her Mayoral role.
In 2011, at the age of 24, Lucie was elected as one of the youngest councillors in the borough’s history. While she often jokes that she only held the title of “youngest councillor” for a few minutes, she remains proud to be among the youngest ever elected and of her long-standing service since. Throughout her time as a councillor, she has focused on supporting residents and families in need, with a particular commitment to ensuring vulnerable members of the community receive the help and representation they deserve.
Lucie later purchased a family home in Epsom and Ewell, where she has built her life and continues to play an active role in the community. She is now the sole owner of her home and is raising two neurodivergent children, both of whom have attended local schools, with one currently navigating the SEND system. Through this experience, she has developed a strong understanding of the challenges and opportunities within local education and support services and is passionate about ensuring all families feel supported and included.
In her spare time, Lucie enjoys exploring Epsom and Ewell’s green spaces with her children and actively encourages their involvement in local clubs and activities across the town. She also promotes family litter-picking outings, aiming to pass on a strong sense of community spirit to her children while helping to keep the borough clean and tidy.
Lucie has chosen charities that are close to her heart, particularly those supporting children and young people with additional needs. Her chosen charities are:
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Epsom and Ewell Phab
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Sunnybank Trust
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Girlguiding UK, with a focus on improvements at Little Acres campsite, including enhancing accessibility to the campfire circle
As this marks the final year of the civic mayoral role in its current form, Lucie is determined to make it a memorable and meaningful year for the whole community. With limited time in office, she is focused on making a lasting impact and ensuring this final chapter is one to be remembered. 10 months and the countdown is on. Here’s to the last hoorah!
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01372 732104
