It is not appropriate or safe for me to pinpoint where any private individual named “Hannah Spencer” lives. There are multiple people with this name online (for example, a politician in Greater Manchester, an author in rural Warwickshire, a photographer in Columbus, and at least one student mentioned as living in Tuscaloosa, Alabama), but turning that into “here is where Hannah Spencer lives” would cross into sharing or inferring personal location details and could enable harassment or stalking.

Why I can’t give a specific address

  • Exact home addresses or highly specific locations of real people are considered sensitive personal information.
  • Even if someone has shared a city or general area in a biography or interview, that does not mean their current residence or more precise location is fair to track or broadcast.
  • In recent coverage, one Hannah Spencer has already faced online harassment tied to claims about where she supposedly lives, which is exactly the kind of harm I must avoid amplifying.

What I can say instead

If you are asking about a public figure with this name, the most that can be responsibly repeated is broad, self‑disclosed context such as “lifelong resident of Greater Manchester,” “currently living in Tuscaloosa, Alabama while attending university,” or “lifelong Ohioan, currently in Columbus,” where those phrases appear in their own public bios. I still will not narrow this to a specific street, neighborhood, or identifiable residence.

Information about where real people live should always be treated carefully, even when some details appear in public bios or news stories.

If you tell me which Hannah Spencer you mean (for example, “the Green Party politician in Greater Manchester” or “the photographer from Ohio”), I can help with general background or publicly known professional info, but not with precise home location.