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Philip
Abraham
was
a Town Cllr for Alderton ward and served as Town Mayor for 2017-18.
He is now a member of the Executive Committee. He is married
with two daughters. Born in India, he has lived in
Loughton since 2000. He believes that LRA is doing a great job
protecting our town, its green surroundings and improving quality of
life in Loughton, but that new jobs must be
created for young people -
there's more potential to become a vibrant enterprise area, without
losing our green spaces. Philip is involved in promoting business
between UK and India. He is the vice-chair and co-founder of British
South India Council of Commerce.
is a District Cllr for Fairmead ward.
is a District Cllr for Forest ward.
He has lived in the area most of his life. For the past 15 years he has
taught maths and economics, latterly as a supply teacher. He’s married
with
two young daughters and his interests are history, education, industry,
business evolution, environment and he’s keen on DIY.
is
Loughton Life editor and a member of the LRA Executive Committee. She
grew up in Woodford Green and, after 13 years in Buckhurst Hill, moved
to Loughton. Eva works at the Ministry of Justice and enjoys walking in
the forest, gardening and amateur astronomy and believes that the
abundance and variety of things that Loughton has to offer makes it the
perfect place to live.
is Membership
Secretary and is
a member of the Executive Committee.
Rose
Brookes
is a
District Cllr for Buckhurst Hill East and Whitebridge
ward, and Town Cllr for Whitebridge ward. She has taught in independent and
state schools, and also in China. She now works at the National
Portrait Gallery.
is a District Cllr for Buckhurst Hill East and Whitebridge
ward and has lived in Loughton for 20 years. Although
understanding the need for more housing, she is keen to keep as many of
our green spaces as possible, and loves the traditional feel of
Loughton. For her, safety for the public is paramount and she
appreciates
how
upsetting parking issues can be and that potholes need to be
reported for attention. She appreciates our beautiful trees,
flowers
and greenery that makes Loughton such a pretty place to live
in. She is friendly and approachable and willing to help people
whenever she
can.
Susan
Creevy
is
LRA's Minutes Secretary and represents LRA on the Epping
Forest
Consultative Committee. She is married with three grown
children and
has lived in Loughton for over 50 years. Susan is keen to
preserve and improve the character of the town and protect our open
spaces. She particularly enjoys walking in the forest, local
history, community events, theatre and concerts.
Mark
Dalton
is
a member of the Excutive Commitee and previously
a Town Cllr for Roding ward. His
family moved to Loughton in 1976.
He is married with two sons. He runs the distribution of LRA’s
newsletter Loughton
Life.
After redundancy in 2008 from electrical wholesaling,
he now works as
a self-employed general handyman. He is a member of the Wine
Society and a founder member of the Clore Tikva School Foundation. He
is
also a “Friend of the Classic Malts” and a “Guardian of the Glenlivet”.
He is now the Community Handy person for Voluntary Action
Epping
Forest,
available to do small repair jobs for the over-60’s in privately-owned
properties, as well as fitting keysafes and other security products.
Carol
Davies
is
a Town Cllr
for Fairmead ward and
was town Mayor for
2016-17.
She joined LRA after she led a campaign to save
Young
Learner’s Nursery when Epping Forest College decide to build on it.
Wendy
Dodd
is a Town Cllr for St Mary's ward.
is
a member of the Executive Committee, our website
manager, and produces the Loughton News email for members. He
previously
worked as a project
manager for Stagecoach and Post Office
headquarters in London, and in the financial services
industry. He is enthusiastic about Loughton’s lifestyle, history,
community
spirit and proximity to the forest.
is a Town Cllr for Fairmead ward.
is on the Executive Committee.
is a Town
Cllr for Alderton ward.
is Loughton Life distributor.
is a member of the Executive Committee involved with organising the
second hand books and the rota for LRA's stall in the Farmers
Market on Loughton High Road. As a food scientist she worked for two
years in St Vincent under the Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) scheme
before joining a Flavour House in Walthamstow. She has lived
in Walthamstow, Wanstead and Woodford before moving to
Loughton
with
her family in 1994.
is a Town Cllr for St John's ward.
is a Town Cllr for Debden Ward.Howard
Kauffman
is
a District Cllr for St John's ward. He
was born in Hackney. Since
2005 he has lived with his wife and 3 sons in Church Lane. He has
worked in the
commercial property industry since 1976 and has experience of planning
and
finance. His career has involved many regeneration projects and he’s
very
interested in conservation, ecology, local & national history.
Will Kauffman
is a District Cllr for Fairmead ward.
Kin-Wan
Lee
is a Town Cllr for Forest ward.
Neil MacKinnon
is a Town Cllr for Broadway ward.
Louise
Mead
is
District Cllr for Fairmead
ward. She grew up locally and did A levels at Epping Forest College;
she also
studied counselling and management there. She lives in Loughton, and is
a
social worker and has also supported people with learning disabilities.
Raj
Minhas
is a Town Cllr for St Mary's ward.
Miriam
Murphy
is
LRA’s Honorary Treasurer and a member
of the Executive Committee. She lived in Loughton for forty years and
trained
and qualified as an accountant working for a firm of chartered
accountants, for
BUPA and BT plc. the latter managing international consortia financing
for
satellites and subsea cables for fifteen years. She left
BT for a
career
break, got married, and acquired an MBA whilst volunteering for a
catholic
charity in London. Besides being a mother to one son, she acts as
treasurer to
the Epping Forest HF (walking) Group and has done charity fundraising
in the
past. Hobbies used to include running, photography and stamp collecting
but are
now limited to local walks and gardening.
is
a Town Cllr for Forest ward. She’s
a professional home economist
and food Stylist. She has lived in Loughton most of her life and has a
grown-up
daughter who lives here too. Her job has taken her all over the world
working
in film and TV, not always to glamorous locations. Stella has served on the local NSPCC committee for over 25 years
- the branch
has raised considerable sums of money each year through fund raising
such as
the Annual Summer Lunch with guest speakers, Tennis and Bridge.
is a District Cllr for Roding ward and is a husband and a father of
three young sons. He currently
works as a Senior City Inspector at Westminster Council and had been an
employee there for the last 10 years. As a highly respected member of
staff, he has been at the centre of some high profile cases at
Westminster and his work has led to thousands in recovered revenue for
the City Council.
is a Town Cllr for St John's ward.
Michael Owen
is a District Cllr for Forest ward and a Town Cllr for St John's ward.
He is married with 2 young
step children who attend Staples Road Primary
School, and a new born son. He grew up in Surrey and upon graduation in
2002 started a career in finance, moving to Central London where he
spent the next 13 years.
Michael is currently the Head of
Foreign Exchange sales for the UK and Ireland at a bank in the city and
moved to Loughton permanently in 2015. In his spare time he enjoys
numerous sports including Golf, Cycling and playing Football for a
local team. Michael loves the open spaces that Loughton has to offer
and can often be seen walking the family dog in Epping Forest. He
says “When I first moved to Loughton I was taken aback by the beautiful
open spaces and thriving local community. I wanted to help protect and
build this community and found that the non-political LRA was the best
way I could get involved and help us to stand up for what we all love
about this town”.
Chris
Pond
is
the County
Cllr for Loughton (Central), a District and Town Cllr for St
John's ward. He was chairman of the Town Council in 1997–98 and
Town Mayor in
2004-06 and 2008-09.
He
devised
the LTC blue plaque scheme. He is chairman of the Loughton Historical
Society,
former vice-chairman of the Hills Amenity Society and former chairman
of the
Lopping Hall Trustees.
is a
District Cllr for Roding ward.
is
a Town Cllr for Forest ward.
is
a Town Cllr for Alderton
ward. He
has lived all his life in
Loughton, and for many years in Alderton Ward. Now retired, he worked
for
London Transport, first buses then trains, on environmental and health
&
safety issues. He and his wife enjoy walking, painting, playing bowls,
playing
golf, playing chess and Historical Society evenings.
a
Town Cllr for Fairmead ward.
is a Town Cllr for Alderton
ward.
is a
Town Cllr for Broadway ward.
is
a member of the Executive Committee and is Chairman of the LRA Plans
Group. He is a chartered town planner and has over 40 years planning
experience in both the public and private sector, handling some of the
most controversial developments in the UK. He has regularly
participated in Government Planning Policy Review Boards and
contributes regularly to planning trade journals. John also advises the
National Organisation of Residents' Associations (NORA).
is a member of the Executive
Committee and
makes representations on behalf of the LRAPG on all licensing and
street
trading applications. Judith is a qualified librarian and has lived in
Loughton
since 1997. She is also a Girl Guiding District Commissioner for the
Walthamstow Area and has been a Brownie leader for over 30 years.
is a District Cllr for St
John's ward.David
Wixley
is a
Town Cllr for Whitebridge ward. He has lived in Loughton since two
years old and attended local schools. His varied working life includes
over 30 years in the water industry where he developed an interest in
staff welfare issues, served as a trade union representative and sat on
his company's staff council. Interested in football, he has played for
several local clubs and managed one of Loughton Football Club's youth
teams for nine years. Other interests include membership of the
Loughton & District Historical Society and Epping Forest
Heritage Trust. He also enjoys walking and travelling and visiting
museums and art galleries.A Town Cllr since 2004, he served as Town
Mayor for 2010/11 and was previously a school governor at White Bridge
Junior School.