Dominique Field

Dominique was born in 1951 in Tunisia. She was educated there and in France, where she studied Business at the Ecole des Cadres and Art History at the Ecole du Louvre. She lived for 5 years in the Far East, where she wrote a thesis on Chinese Ceramics at the National Palace Museum, Taipei, married an Englishman and had her first daughter.

After accompanying her husband to the INSEAD business school in Fontainebleau, France, she moved to Twickenham in 1984 and had her second daughter.

Both children are now independent and Dominique devotes her time to charitable and voluntary work. She works as a docent, leading visiting groups of children at the Royal Academy and as a volunteer at the Education Department of National Trust properties.

Dominique is standing as a Libertas candidate because, having been brought up in France and having lived in London for 25 years, she believes that she has a unique perspective on the European Union and is concerned that the European ideal should not be lost in corruption, bureaucracy and obfuscation.