YOUR COUNCILLORS WOUGHTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL

BEANHILL

COFFEE HALL

EAGLESTONE

NETHERFIELD

LEADENHALL

PEARTREE BRIDGE

TINKERS BRIDGE

BEANHILL WARD

Cllr Alan Williamson

Beanhill Ward

alan.williamson@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

01908 234821

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Hi folk's. My name is Alan Williamson and I am one of your three Beanhill parish councillors. I'm a retired builder and lived on Beanhill for 16 years. Before I became a councillor, I used to go to Moorland and help do a learn to cook cheaply group.

I'm 76 years young and have been your councillor for the last 7 years and hope some of you have met and I have helped you in some way. If not and you need help, don't be afraid to phone or even knock my door for help in any way that is in my power to do.

Many thanks Alan

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Beanhill Ward

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Beanhill Ward

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COFFEE HALL WARD

Cllr Donna Fuller

Leader of the Council - Coffee Hall Ward

donna.fuller@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

07925 237282

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Donna became a Councillor in 2000, she would like the real Woughton to be recognised: A true community, multi cultural, diverse, generational and thriving. Donna is the Leader of the Council. Donna’s family are her favourite past time, but she also likes to relax by reading, knitting and doing crosswords and jigsaws.

Cllr D'Anne Mordecai

Coffee Hall Ward

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D'Anne was elected in May 2023. Her bio, photo and register of interests will be updated in due course.

Cllr Nick Scott

Vice Leader - Coffee Hall Ward

nick.scott@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

01908 606559

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Nick has been a Councillor since 2004 and has lived on Coffee Hall since 2002. He would like to strengthen his local community and is heavily involved in the Residents’ Association. Nick is Vice Leader of the Council. In his spare time, Nick enjoys fishing, working with the Cadets and socialising with family and friends.

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Coffee Hall Ward

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EAGLESTONE WARD

Cllr Luke Louis

Eaglestone Ward

luke.louis@

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Luke was elected to WCC (Woughton Community Council) in 2019. He became a councillor due to a desire to address long-standing issues which have plagued the estate, most notably concerns surrounding non-residential parking and fly-tipping. Considering this, together with the Eaglestone Residents Association (of which Luke is a Committee Member), he has developed constructive working relationships with statutory bodies like Milton Keynes Council, Thames Valley Police, and the local Hospital to resolve such issues (particularly around parking) through findings solutions which safeguards the needs of our residents, without adversely impacting our local economy and the health service. On the Council, Luke is a member of the Planning, Licencing and Development and Operations and Resources Committees, where he has provided effective scrutiny on Planning Applications which affect his estate and diligence oversight of the Council finances.

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Eaglestone Ward

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Cllr Liz Simpkins

Eaglestone Ward

liz.simpkins@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

07768 288993

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Hi, I’m Liz!

I’d lived on Eaglestone for 42 years, and I was proud to call Eaglestone my home. For 18 years I worked in in Children Services, at Milton Keynes Council and have been retired 4 years ago. I spent the two years before becoming a councillor campaigning to improve the non-residential parking on Eaglestone, and supporting residents on key local topics as part of the Eaglestone Residents Association. I enjoy gardening and have two allotments in Woughton on the Green where I grow fruit and vegetables.

I am committed to:

•Improving our local environment by tackling the issue of litter, dog fouling and fly tipping

•Developing local facilities by focusing on our play areas and green spaces

•Supporting residents with local issues or concerns, including drug use and anti-social behaviour

•Resolving parking issues in Eaglestone, specifically the issue of non-residential parking.

Although I no longer live on Eaglestone, I will continue to work towards improving the environment and services for all residents on Eaglestone and in the Woughton area until the end of my term as councillor. I am not a politician, just a person who wanted to get Eaglestone residents voices heard.

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Eaglestone Ward

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NETHERFIELD WARD

Cllr Janette Bobey

Netherfield Ward

janette.bobey@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

07951 117905

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Janette has lived on Netherfield since 1993, Janette has been a member of the Netherfield Residents Association for over 20 years, and has undertaken trips, fun days, litter picks and many other projects, she believes everyone has a voice and should be heard, and is happy to make resident's be heard, Janette aims to change the perception of the estate and concentrate more on the good things and to address the issues that residents raise. Janette has worked with all agencies that are involved with Netherfield which she feels is important to ensure all issues get addressed.

Cllr Michael Ferguson

Coffee Hall Ward

michael.ferguson@

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Michael was elected in May 2023. Her bio, photo and register of interests will be updated in due course.

Cllr Maggie Ferguson

Netherfield Ward

maggie.ferguson@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

07703 619574

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Hi let me introduce myself, I'm Maggie and I am a Woughton Community Councillor and one of the four councillors for Netherfield. I am a mother and nana who lives on Netherfield and love living here. I run a community fridge on Netherfield which has been running three years and have met some wonderful people. I also work at winter night shelter as a welfare officer and I am a member of our local resident's association. I am here to help with any issues and to give a voice to residents who have housing or benefits issues amongst many others.

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Netherfield Ward

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LEADENHALL WARD

Cllr Penny Glasgow

Leadenhall Ward

penny.glasgow@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

01908 395681

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Hi my name is Penny Glasgow. I was born and grew up in New Bradwell so watched Milton Keynes grow. I spent 15 years in the army with my husband and had 4 children, who are now all married and have given me 14 grandchildren between them and one great grandchild. I have lived on Leadenhall for 16 years and loved being part of the Woughton community. For the past 7 years as I attended the craft club that was held in the hub before the pandemic. I now run sessions on a Tuesday morning in the community café teaching and helping in sewing and knitting.

PEARTREE BRIDGE WARD

Cllr Sue Smith

Chair - Peartree Bridge Ward

sue.smith@

woughtoncommunitycouncil.gov.uk

01908 476043

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After being born in Battersea SW London in the 60’s, my family moved to Tottenham, and then Wood Green, this is where my education happened.

I Married at 19 to my first husband and moved to Luton, working at Luton and Dunstable hospital before moving to Northampton and changed from hospital to doctors’ surgery. After my first marriage ended, I moved onto a narrowboat for 15 years, with Paul, who was my soul mate and became husband no2 in 2003. Paul became too ill to stay living on the boat, so we moved to Beanhill and then Coffee Hall in 2014, where sadly I lost Paul in 2017 to Pulmonary Fibrosis.

I continue to live in Coffee Hall with my 2 German shepherds (Nundi and Bella) and my chihuahua, Briar.

I have 3 Stepdaughters and 6 grandchildren who are regulars to Woughton.

I have been a Councillor for approx. 13 years as I wanted to make a difference where I lived, and will continue to do my best for the residents of Woughton.