01/11/2026
A little post that I really wish I didn’t have to write. ❤️
The time has come for us to say goodbye to Meg, who will be leaving Lead & Ramble to start a new chapter in an admin based role within the NHS.
It’s genuinely difficult to put into words just how much Meg has meant to this business. L&R simply wouldn’t be where it is today without her. She’s been such a pivotal part of its growth, someone I’ve always been able to lean on, trust completely and never have to worry about. I couldn’t have asked for a better person to help me grow this business.
Building a business can be a pretty lonely thing at times, and having someone like Meg beside me through so much of it has meant more than she’ll probably ever realise.
The dogs absolutely adore her, the clients love her, and she’s brought so much to the team. I think there will be quite a few dogs wondering where their favourite human has disappeared to! But outside of the business, Meg has also become a really good friend, and that’s something I’m just as grateful for 🫶
Meg, thank you for everything you’ve done for L&R. For all the early mornings, muddy walks, hard work, laughs and everything in between. You are going to be so, so missed by us all. I’ll be forever grateful for the part you’ve played in building this business and for having you alongside me.
She’s timed her exit perfectly and escaping just before we go into another wet, muddy winter 🤣. Next week will be our final week with Meg, so make sure you say your goodbyes before she hangs up her wellies!
This all started because her mum booked me to walk Mango years ago, and I’m so glad she did. I’ll always look back on this chapter with a huge smile, and feel so lucky that our paths crossed in the first place.
Wishing you absolutely all the best in your next chapter, Meg. You deserve it ❤️
