AN MP HAS named her latest 'Hidden Hero'.

Louise Burman, of Cemaes Bay, has been given the recognition for May. 

The mum of five was selected by Virginia Crosbie, Ynys Môn MP, as a result of her voluntary and charity work and caring actions. 

Louise undertakes voluntary work and is a trustee at Tyddyn Môn where she takes in her ukulele and sings with the service users. 

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In addition, Louise runs a Facebook group in Cemaes Bay, where she shares photographs and events for people and visitors to the area. She also set up a swimming group in Cemaes Bay.

Louise said: “I was brought up by my parents to care for others and contribute to the community and feel passionately about living in a community where people feel valued and cared for and feel a sense of belonging.

“I have a very positive outlook and a huge zest and passion for life. I enjoy meeting people and encouraging people to take part in new activities and to be part of the community.

“In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my five adult children and several wonderful grandchildren.”

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Louise, who recently qualified as a search and rescue technician for MonSAR - Anglesey’s land-based search and rescue team, was also praised by the MP for her charity work.

She took part in a 20-mile coastal path walk from Cemaes Bay to Moelfre to raise funds for St David's Hospice, rode her unicycle for the RNLI May Day mile and took part in the March Cold Water Challenge for Cancer Research UK. 

Ms Crosbie said: "Louise has put her heart and soul into her community and in helping others through her voluntary work and fundraising.

“She is a worthy winner of my Hidden Hero award and she has become a well-known local person who cares deeply about others. Many congratulations to her. She deserves this recognition.”