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.

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.

Resident in Kesgrave since 1994. I’ve worked for Suffolk Constabulary for over 40 years as an officer & now a civilian member of staff.
Having had 3 sons go through schools in Kesgrave my interests are in the future generations, sporting & recreational facilities.
My personal view is Kesgrave needs amenities not houses.

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

I grew up in Melton Nr Woodbridge.

I have been married to my wife Christine since 1968 and we have lived in Kesgrave since then.

We have two married daughters who also live in Kesgrave along with our three grandchildren.

I retired from working full time in 2011 after working a number of years for British Telecom at Adastral Park.

Born in Clacton-on-Sea and grew up in  the small village of Great Holland.  I moved to Kesgrave in 2009, when I married fellow Town Councillor Stephanie Fairbrother. I was elected onto the Town Council in May 2011, and before that had served as a Borough Councillor in Colchester.

"I have lived in Kesgrave since 2005 and after a career in insurance I retired in 2011. As an ordinary member of the community in 2018 I joined the committee for developing the Neighbourhood Plan and in July 2018 became chairman."

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I have been a resident of Kesgrave for 6 years. My special interests are planning, public transport, conservation, and services for young people. I’m a retail manager, currently working for Oxfam GB.

I’ve lived in Kesgrave for over 10 years now. My children attend one of the local schools and enjoy making use of local facilities. I work as a clinical practitioner in a G.P surgery in Ipswich. I am passionate about the environment both locally and globally. I hope to bring a positive energy to the local council to help improve the health and well being to the people of Kesgrave. I enjoy going to

“I was born and raised in Ipswich, living there, Wickham Market and Saxmundham before settling in Kesgrave 8 years ago.  I also have strong family connections in Kesgrave; my wife lived and went to school there before we met and my Mother and Father-in-Law have lived in Kesgrave for 40 years.

I have been employed at the old Sizewell Power Station for nearly 37 years, starting as a Clerical Assistant before joining the Health Physics

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