Paul was elected to represent Thames Ward in a by-election in May 2019 and is currently seeking re-election as Borough Candidate for Thames Ward in the 2021 Reading Borough Council elections.

He has sat on the following RBC Committees::

I've lived in Mapledurham Ward for nearly 30 years and brought up my family here. It has meant so much to me to be able to serve the community as Ward Councillor for the last 15 years.

Simon Robinsonwas first elected in 2014 and relected in May 2018 with an increased majority. He has lived in Reading for over 20 years and in Caversham Park Village with his wife and family for the last 8 years.He works as a home based IT Consultant in corporate education and training whilst his wife also works locally for the BBC at the Caversham Monitoring Centre.

Having worked in and around Park Ward for three years I have had the opportunity to speak to many residents and to get to understand the issues the area faces.

I've lived in Caversham for more than 25 years. My children grew up here and went to school locally, so I know the importance of growing up in a good environment. One where children can enjoy walks in the park and exploring the woods in safety.

Jane was re-elected in May 2016 to represent Peppard Ward having first stood for election in 2012.

As a resident of Lower Caversham, I am committed to making Peppard an even better place to live and to the protection of Reading’s green spaces.

My name is Shekhar Natarajan and I work in the medical field. I feel very fortunate to have been able to serve the town’s patients and healthcare community for more than 20 years, especially during the present pandemic.

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.