Andy has lived in Clyde since 2010 when she and Husband David bought and restored the historic, grade one listed Olivers buildings in the heart of Clydes heritage precinct. They now have children and grand children living in the area and are firmly embedded in the community.

Andy’s interests include history, art , books and travel so it comes as no surprise that she has lived in many parts of the world and has studied English and sociology (Victoria/Wellington) and fine art (Elam/Auckland).

“Being the current chair of the Clyde Museum is a great pleasure. I get to indulge all my passions in this wonderful space with its myriad of taoka/treasures and fantastic future possibilities”.