Bill lives in this ward and has lived in Woodley for 36 years, married to Hilary for 49 years and they have two daughters and 4 grandsons who live locally. Bill has been a town councillor since 2007.

Anne has lived in Woodley for 34 years and her two children attended local Woodley schools. She works in space science and is a STEM ambassador, encouraging children and young people to take an interest in science and technology.

Mark has lived in Woodley all his life. He spent 32 years as a firefighter before retiring and becoming a Flying Instructor. Mark has been a Councillor since 2015 and amongst other duties has served on the Leisure and Community Services Committee. 

Kay has lived in this South Lake ward for the past 48 years,  she has 2 children and several grandchildren.  Kay was a Borough Councillor for 18 years and has been a Town Councillor for 24yrs, she and her husband ran the Woodley Junior Snorkel Club and the Thames Valley Octopush Club for 37 years

Alison moved here to attend Reading University 30 years ago and never left! She represented Bulmershe & Whitegates ward as a Borough Councillor for 2 years. Both her children attended Bulmershe School and she served 2 terms as a parent governor.

Sam has lived in Woodley for over 50 Years. He has 3 grown up children, 6 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren. He is now retired after working for many years at Mars confectionery. He enjoys gardening and was involved in fundraising for different charities over the years.

Philip has been a town councillor for the last 4 years most of which he has spent on the busy planning committee. His background is in the building industry which is very helpful when discussing the complexities of a planning application.

Majid lives in Woodley and it is where his wife and him chose to raise his young family. His daughters attend Rivermead Primary School and Waingels College. The family are active, enthusiastic participants in community events.

Janet, a former town councillor, has lived in Woodley for 23 years, has a grown up Son and 2 grandchildren. She recently retired from Thames Valley Police after 22 years as a civilian member of staff.

Michael is directly related to the first president of Switzerland it was natural that his career has always been related to the service of others before self. Firstly, as a regular soldier in the Royal Artillery.