"Aysha Raza was the first Muslim woman to serve on the cabinet of Ealing council, focusing on tackling crime and inequality in her community."
"As an active member of the Ealing Wildlife Group, Aysha contributed to the Ealing Beaver Project, establishing a beaver colony in Paradise Fields."
"Born in Aberdare, Wales, Aysha developed an interest in nature early, participating in youth activities with the London Wildlife Trust and conservation projects."
"Aysha Raza can be seen releasing a harvest mouse in the 2025 David Attenborough documentary Wild London, showcasing her dedication to wildlife conservation."
Aysha Raza, a neuroscientist and naturalist, passed away at 52 after serving as a Labour councillor in Ealing. She was the first Muslim woman on Ealing's cabinet, focusing on crime and inequality. Raza was active in the Ealing Wildlife Group, contributing to projects like the Ealing Beaver Project and supporting local wildlife. Born in Wales and raised in Ealing, she developed a passion for nature early on, participating in conservation efforts and educational activities. Her legacy includes her involvement in community-led conservation and her appearance in the documentary Wild London.
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