District Councillor for Flackwell Heath & Little Marlow John Savage has lived in Flackwell Heath for 27 years with his wife Pat & family. John retired early from a career as sales & commercial Director of a major international commercial wall covering company. John has been a parish councillor on Chepping Wycombe Parish Council since 1987 serving Flackwell Heath.

Lin moved to Burnham in early 1980 and became involved in local politics in 1995.  Lin was elected to the newly formed division of Farnham Common and Burnham Beeches in 2013 and immediately started to address the major concerns expressed by residents regarding the various roads in and around the division. In the last 4 years issues on major link roads the A355, Farnham Lane, and Britwell Road have now been resolved.

Work on Burnham High Street has started and One Pin Lane should start within the next few weeks and working closely with her local area technician she will continue to identify other roads in need of repair.  Over the last 4 years from her Community Leaders fund, Lin had made major financial contributions to providing Wi-Fi to the Farnham Common library, new chairs to the village hall and the food bank. Burnham has received funds to refurbish the war memorial, Burnham Twinning Association, an outdoor table tennis table and an upgrade to the Youth Club’s sound system.

Lin is also Chairman of the Burnham Youth Club working with the volunteers and police to deliver a much improved youth provision targeting anti- social behaviour within the villages.  She is currently a Cabinet Member with direct responsibility for the improvement of the Children’s Service’s and continues to work closely with other Cabinet members on service deliveries and our MP‘s.  As an active member of the South Bucks District Planning Committee she will continue to be proactive in challenging inappropriate and controversial planning applications within both villages.  Working closely with both parish councils and a member of the Local Area Committee (which she chairs) Lin looks forward to representing the residents of both parishes for a further term of office.

Wycombe District Councillor for Marlow North & West ALEX COLLINGWOOD "If re-elected I will work towards getting glass recycling collected directly from our homes, a new pedestrian crossing on Wycombe Road, and new cycleway paths on the Little Marlow Road, while trying to ensure any that council tax increase are kept to a minimum.- Alex lives in Oak Tree Road. Married to Emma their children Abbie (14) and Nick (11) both go to Great Marlow School.

Graham has lived in Beaconsfield for over 30 years with his wife and 3 children.He has been a Chartered Accountant in practice for forty years and his office is situated in the Old Town. Living and working locally he is in a good position to meet and hear the concerns of people living in Beaconsfield. Graham is concerned about the growth of inappropriate development in the New Town and will fight to protect it’s character.

Dev Dhillon - A Local Choice for Cliveden. Cliveden includes Burnham Church, Lent Rise, Taplow and Dorney.

Wycombe District and Marlow Town Councillor for Marlow North & WestNeil Marshall was raised and educated in the North East of England. He and his family have lived in the Marlow area for nearly 35 years, both of his children attended local schools. Now retired, his professional background was in aviation. Elected to the Town Council in 1998 he has been Mayor for two years and is currently Chairman of the Towns Planning Committee. Neil was involved with the establishment of the Town Regatta and Festival.

Julia Adey is Wycombe District Council member for The Wooburns ward.

Mayor of Marlow, Hon Treasurer of the Beaconsfield Association, Chairman of Marlow Conservative association

Alex Dunlop - Beaconsfield Central Ward  

I’ve lived in Beaconsfield Central Ward for 28 years. My wife and I have been married for 47 years. Our two children attended local schools. I work as a computer consultant. In my spare time I enjoy running and reading. Like many residents, I’ve become increasingly concerned about traffic, congestion, parking and local services.  The re-development of Wilton Park and the many new dwellings it will bring will mean fresh challenges for Beaconsfield. There will be added demands on local services like GP’s, schools, roads.  Beaconsfield is a good place to live & I’ll work to keep it that way.