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Audrey Dempsey is widely recognised as a highly distinguished community leader and dedicated public servant whose work has had a lasting impact across Glasgow. As an Elected Member of Glasgow City Council, she has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to social justice, community wellbeing, and grassroots empowerment.

Her public service has been formally acknowledged at the highest levels. She is the recipient of the British Empire Medal (BEM), recognising meritorious service to the community, and has also been honoured with the Prime Minister’s Points of Light Award for outstanding voluntary and charitable impact. These distinctions reflect not only her leadership, but the measurable and transformative outcomes of her work within some of the city’s most vulnerable communities.

A specialist in crisis intervention and community welfare, Councillor Dempsey brings a professional background in clinical addiction support, equipping her with frontline insight into the complex challenges surrounding substance dependency, mental health, and family crisis. Her expertise has informed both policy advocacy and hands-on support initiatives, bridging the gap between statutory services and community-led solutions.

Beyond her council role, she has demonstrated a proven track record in large-scale charity leadership and operational management, overseeing complex community programmes, mobilising volunteers, and securing vital funding streams to sustain essential services. Her leadership combines strategic vision with practical delivery, ensuring that initiatives translate into tangible improvements in people’s lives.

Electorally, her impact is equally evident. Achieving the highest electoral mandate in Ward 17 in two decades reflects strong public trust, cross-community support, and sustained engagement with residents. This mandate underscores her reputation as an accessible, results-driven representative who prioritises advocacy, accountability, and meaningful change.