Councillors

Kesgrave born and bred, I started Primary school at Gorseland on the day it opened, progressed to Kesgrave High and then to Felixstowe for A Levels. I started my working life in Graphic Design, progressing to Marketing Manager. I’ve been a member of Martlesham Community Council, and was firsts elected to Kesgrave Town Council in 2011. My philosophy is every voice counts.

I was delighted to be voted Vice-Chair in May 2017. Within the Council I have a special interest in planning, highways, the environment, community engagement and seeking ways in which we can boost our local economy. I have four children attending our fantastic local schools and work for Oxfam GB.

Ipswich born and 20 years resident in Kesgrave, I like to get things done. The Queens 90th Birthday Family Fun-day was the starting position to build a vibrant Kesgrave and this year the June Family Fun-day was an overwhelming success. With Kesgrave now the eighth largest town in Suffolk and with virtually no land left, we need to attract sport, social and community facilities and not more homes; so that is my focus.

I joined the Council in July 2016 - serve on several committees, Planning & Development and Finance & Governance. I am a member of Kesgrave Library Community Group and Patient Participation Group at the Birches Medical Centre. My professional background is in education – secondary, higher and research. I am a grandmother, a keen walker and enjoy reading.

Hello my name is Rob Bridgeman and I’m one of your Town Councillors. I was first elected to the Council in 2004 and have served on and off ever since. I am currently vice chair of Community Services and interested in anything that makes Kesgrave a better place to live, grow up or play sports in.

I have been a Town Councillor for over 20 years. I joined because I am interested in being part of the community and wanted to make a difference. My main passions are young people and providing additional facilities and events in the Town. For most of this time I have been chairman of the Community and Recreation Committee which is responsible for providing new play equipment in Kesgrave including Cedarwood Green

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I am semi retired although still carry on as a photographer (Kesgrave Cameras), as well as being the 'Town Photographer' for Kesgrave. I’m also involved in the re-homing of rescue dogs from Romania here in the UK. I enjoy walking our dogs in the beautiful Suffolk countryside and teaching photography.

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Happily married to Yvonne, we have been residents of Bell Lane for over 40 years. We are both born and bred natives of Suffolk and have been greatly blessed with two sons who we supported through both Kesgrave Heath and High Schools, and through Cubs and Scouts.

I have served as a Town Councilor for 35 of the past 40 years and continue to do so.

Was instrumental as one of a very small team who

"I have lived in Kesgrave for 22 years, firstly on Grange Farm and for the last 4 years in Old Kesgrave. I chose to live in Kesgrave because it is a great place to live, work and bring up your children. Our children live nearby, and we see a lot of our grandchildren.

I have worked for County, District and Town Councils and now I have retired from paid work, I have more time and

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I am an energetic and motivated mother of three daughters and five grandchildren. I was born and educated in East London (Grammar school) before moving to Essex. I relocated to Kesgrave in 2013. Since arriving in Kesgrave I have volunteered for the Suffolk Constabulary as an administrator and work as an Invigilator at Ipswich Academy.

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