Our villages.
Our future.
Our voice.
I grew up in Farnham Common, and I know just how special our corner of Buckinghamshire is. I'm here to protect what makes our villages unique, stand up for residents and get the everyday things right.
Local action.
Standing up for the places
we call home.
Green Belt & planning
Keeping our villages green, scrutinising development properly and defending local democracy.
↗ 02 / Getting the basics rightRoads & local services
From potholes to speeding, drainage and dependable everyday council services.
↗ 03 / Safer villagesCrime & neighbourhoods
Working with police, residents and volunteers to keep our villages safe.
↗ 04 / Pride in our villagesFly-tipping & the environment
Backing our volunteers, challenging offenders and caring for the countryside around us.
↗The latest from the ward.
Police & Crime Summit: join us in Farnham Common on 20 November
I am pleased to welcome Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber for an open meeting with residents about local crime and policing.
Read updateFurther collision at Hedgerley crossroads reinforces the need for road safety work
Following reports of another collision, I am asking that the incident is included in the ongoing review of the crossroads and road markings.
Read updateFarnham Park: requesting public committee scrutiny of the Wycombe Wanderers proposal
My fellow ward councillors and I have requested committee consideration of the application affecting Farnham Park and South Buckinghamshire Golf Course.
Read updateMore from our villages.
My latest photographs, councillor updates, local events and work with residents, directly from my public Facebook page.
See what's happening across the Farnhams, Stoke Poges, Hedgerley, Fulmer and Wexham.
Visit my Facebook pageLooking after the
places we love.
From fly-tipping on our country lanes to clearing rubbish from the River Alderbourne, I am proud to work alongside residents and South Bucks Wombles volunteers who give their time to look after our beautiful countryside.
A huge thank you to everyone who turns out to help. I will keep pressing for stronger action against those who dump rubbish in our villages.
WomblesVolunteers making a difference in our villages
Politics should start on your doorstep.
I've lived most of my life in and around the Farnhams. It's where I grew up, where I've volunteered, and in villages that mean so much to my family.
I believe a councillor should be approachable, speak plainly and see things through. Whether it's a pothole, a planning application or a wider campaign to protect our countryside, I want you to know I'm on your side.
More about me2026
Police & Crime Summit
With Matthew Barber, Thames Valley's Police & Crime Commissioner. From speeding to burglaries, come along and have your say.
Friday 20 November · 6–7pm
Farnham Common Village Hall · Everyone welcome