Sue Jones-Davies

Sue Jones-Davies is a multifaceted Welsh actress, singer, and politician known for her diverse contributions to the performing arts and local governance. She made her mark in film and television, most notably for her role as Judith Iscariot in the iconic comedy "The Life of Brian," which was controversially banned in Aberystwyth since its release in 1979.

Her journey in the arts began during her studies at Bristol University, where she met her former husband, actor and writer Chris Langham. Following their graduation, the couple relocated to London, but eventually separated, leading Sue to settle in Aberystwyth with her three sons.

In a significant turn in her career, Jones-Davies entered politics and was elected as the Plaid Cymru Mayor of Aberystwyth in 2008. Her commitment to her community continues as she currently serves as a town councillor, reflecting her dedication to public service and local affairs.

Throughout her career, Jones-Davies has balanced her artistic pursuits with her political aspirations, demonstrating her versatility and passion for both the arts and her community. Her achievements not only highlight her talents on stage and screen but also underscore her impact on local governance in Wales.