Your Councillors - Bishops Waltham Parish Council

Councillors

Cllr Barry Nicholson

Burwells Orchard
West Hoe Lane
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1DT

01489 896285

nicholson@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

Born in Winchester in 1952. Grew up on family farm at West Hoe and educated in Swanmore and Eastleigh. Apart from short spells living in Upham and Swanmore and 12 years in Scotland, I have lived in Bishop's Waltham nearly 50 years. Retired from a 40 year career in aviation 5 years ago to go back to farming.

Chairman of the Halls & Grounds Committee

Cllr Judy Marsh

Sunnyside
The Avenue
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1BN

01489 896240

marsh@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

Born in Bishop's Waltham. Educated at Bishop's Waltham Infant and Junior Schools and Swanmore Secondary.

Worked for father, local baker (Stainer). Ran local Guide company for 9 years.

Married with 3 children who have now presented me with 7 grandsons!

Owned and worked in the local hardware store (Victoria Road) for 17 years.

Enjoys all things relating to Bishop's Waltham, gardening, driving the minibus, cycling and eating out.

Chairman of the Council

Cllr Patricia Wilson

62 Rareridge Lane
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1DX

01489 895742

wilson.p@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

My husband’s work transfer brought us to Bishop’s Waltham 28 years ago.

Our two children attended Bishop’s Waltham infants and junior schools.

I enjoyed various voluntary roles assisting the schools, local football, and church life.

Cllr Andrew Webb

15 Langton Road
Bishops Waltham
SO32 1GF

01489 891760

webb@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

I moved to Bishop's Waltham with my family in 1995 after the organisation I work for relocated to Southampton. I work as a robotics engineer with the emphasis on deep sea environmental research. Bishop's Waltham is a vibrant small town with the feel of a village and I am keen for this to continue.

Vice Chairman of the Halls & Grounds Committee

Cllr Kevin Jones

5 St Bonnet Drive
Bishop's Waltham
SO321SY

07957 678557

jones.k@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

Kevin Jones was born in Cheshire and attended Sir John Deans Grammar School for boys.

In 1975, Kevin joined the British Army. After Graduation in 1977, Kevin served all over the world and tours included, UN Duties in Cyprus, 2 tours in Northern Ireland, The Falkland’s War, Bosnia, Kosovo, and numerous tours in Germany. In 2002 Kevin was awarded a Commendation for valuable service in Kosovo. Kevin attained the rank of Major and retired from the Army in 2006.

On retiring from the Army, Kevin commenced his second career working in Facilities Management for large Corporate Companies, His appointments included Regional Director North – MOD Contracts and Operations Director Education. When the senior Jones family moved to Hampshire, Kevin started his own Health and Safety Company.

Kevin is married to Jane and they live in Bishops Waltham, they have two sons who with their wives and families live in Hampshire.

Chairman of the Planning & Highways Committee

Vice Chairman of the Finance, Policy and Resources Committee

Cllr Edward Jelf

17 Gunners Park
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1PD

07531 136413

jelf@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

Born and bred in Bishop's Waltham for the last 38 years. I live with my wife and two daughters, who attend local schools, and still have all of my close family living in the village too. I enjoy most sports and can often be found sporting Lycra on a weekend. My career has seen me spend most of my time working in or around Hampshire Highways as a Quantity Surveyor. I grew up being involved with a lot of the local groups, so know that there is a real sense of community within Bishop's Waltham. With everything going on in the world, I now want to try and give something back to ensure that this continues to be a wonderful place to live and enjoy for everyone.

Chairman of the Community & Environment Committee

Cllr Micky Pavey

Thornbury
The Avenue
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1BP

07796 958882

pavey@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

I moved to Bishop’s Waltham in 2012 with my husband and two very young children. My husband grew up in Swanmore and our move to Bishop’s Waltham was a return to his roots in order to bring up our family in such a lovely area.

I can honestly say I am so lucky to have found such great neighbours and a friendly community. I joined the Parish Council in hope that I can be one of the many voices that help shape the Bishop’s Waltham of the future.

I work within the financial advice industry and hope that I can use this knowledge for the benefit of the community.

Cllr Ritchie Latham

25 Hamble Springs
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1SF

07709 454991

latham@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

I grew up in Hedge End and I still have lots of family in the surrounding area, but I left to attend university and then spent my career in finance living variously in London, New York and Hong Kong, before moving with my young family to Bishops Waltham in 2020. I have two daughters who attend the local schools and the whole family are active in various local clubs and activities. We love to explore the surrounding countryside (and pubs), for which our area is particularly blessed. I hope to bring to the council my time, energy and life experience to contribute in making and preserving Bishops Waltham as a great place to live for all its residents.

Vice Chairman of the Community and Environment Committee

Cllr Jonathan Williams

4 Colt View
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1TF

07791 079432

williams@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

I have lived in Bishop’s Waltham my entire life, just over 31 years. In my early years I went to school in Swanmore and played as a goalkeeper for Bishop’s Waltham Dynamo’s. After leaving college, I began working in A&E at our local hospital, the Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester, so may have at some point patched you up! I ended up working in the hospital for a total of nine years during which I also volunteered with the Bishop’s Waltham Community Responders for 5 years. Due to the increasing pressures on NHS staff, I changed career by studying at Southampton Solent University in Software Development and after graduating, I now work at HMS Collingwood creating digital training media for the Royal Navy. Bishop’s Waltham is my hometown and I, as a Parish Councillor, hope to give back to the community in some way.

Cllr Tracy Conduct

Park Lane Cottage
Botley Road
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1DR

07771 573460

conduct@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

My family have been residents of Bishops Waltham for over 30 years, so almost a local. My children attended the local schools and joined in with many of the clubs in Bishop's Waltham. My husband runs his company locally in Shedfield so we are very invested in where we live. I am an avid walker, with 3 dogs who keep me busy. I also volunteer for the Gateway club and in the past have been a Guider, helped out at primary school with reading, and joined in with various community groups. I look forward to helping our community within the Parish Council.

Cllr Rowan Stallard

31 Abbots Road
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1RE

07809 625351

stallard@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

Originally from a small Parish in Cornwall, I have since made Hampshire my home. I have worked and travelled around the world, making a career for myself as a freelance engineer on many entertainment events, including TV shows, Music events and festivals, including the 2012 Olympics.

Having two children, and a passion for our community drives my interests in sustainability and the environment, alongside youth and family opportunities and sports facilities for all ages.

I am currently involved locally with the Bishop's Waltham Festival and hope to ensure that Bishop's Waltham continues to build on its legacy of successful events locally.

Cllr Jo Smith

8 Cunningham Avenue
Bishop's Waltham
SO32 1DB

07729 079675

smith@bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk

I moved to Bishop’s Waltham with my family in 1986. I went to Bishops Waltham Infant School, Ridgemede Junior School and Swanmore Secondary school.

Today, I am a proud mum to two teenage children, who both attend Swanmore College. I work as a Business Support Manager and my fiancé Lee is a self employed builder.

I am very proud of the area I grew up in, and I look forward to making some positive contributions to the community within my role as a Parish Councillor.