David Cox
David was born in High Wycombe, educated at theRoyal Grammar School and, after attending college, taught in many schools in the Wycombe District. He retired from The Park County Middle School, situated in the centre of the Park Estate after being the Headmaster there for 23 years. It was the second largest school in the Wycombe District with, at one time 550 pupils. It is now called The Cedar Park.
David joined the Hazlemere Parish when it was formed and, during the following 20 years, was the Chairman for nine years. In 1990 he was elected to the Wycombe District Council, and became Chairman in 2000. With this experience he is aware of the problems that face those living in the village and the district as a whole. David would like to be re-elected on the 3rd May 2007 to continue in his endeavours to help make Hazlemere a pleasant place in which all can live and enjoy the special character of Hazlemere, and improve the facilities of the district of High Wycombe as a whole.
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James Mallif
James lives in Bank Road, Penn. He has a keen interest in local politics including - but not limited to - issues such as local transport infrastructure and waste collection.
Despite being only 31 years of age James has had a successful career already in business and will bring a keen commercial eye to council operations.
Away from the council James is a member of Hazlemere Golf Club and also serves as club secretary at Holmer Green Cricket Club.
In his spare time James likes to travel widely and has recently visited such diverse destinations as South Africa and Cuba (and most of Western Europe).
If elected James is committed to bringing a real enthusiasm and drive to the workings of local government.
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