Clive Harriss

By profession, Clive is a Commercial Property Consultant specialising In the Industrial and Office Markets. Previously, he was an outer London Borough Councillor and so comes well equipped with the knowledge and understanding of the importance of protecting the Green Belt and the need to resist Urban Sprawl. Clive believes that it is essential to preserve the character and street scene of Buckinghamshire’s local villages and communities, which enticed him to move into the area, whilst satisfying the thirst for new housing.

Clive is a keen cyclist and plays rugby socially for Wasps. He is interested in sport and the benefits to the community of policies governing sport and the provision of good local recreational facilities. He has a young daughter, whom he naturally wishes to see enjoy her childhood and gain from the safety of the local neighbourhoods and quality of the local environment, local schools and nurseries. He has therefore a keen personal interest in ensuring that the high standards attained in the area are not only maintained but improved wherever possible.

David Shakespeare

David Shakespeare has lived in Hammersley Lane for 33 years and has been a local Councillor since 1977.

He has a background of business experience and believes that every Council Tax payer has the right to expect that all public services should be run as efficiently as any major company in the private sector. He has been actively working for the local community since 1975 and still found time to serve 12 years in the Reserve Forces.

He has served many years as a Governor of First, Middle and Special schools in the Wycombe area. He has been a Director of the Wycombe Dial-a-Ride Service for the elderly and disabled and has also been a Director of the Thames Valley Economic partnership set up by industry and Local Authorities to bring new jobs and investment into our area. His wife Patricia is the Area Co-ordinator of a national animal protection charity and runs the rescue cattery in Hammersley Lane.

Katrina Wood

Katrina was elected to the District Council last year, and has lived in Tylers Green for over 20 years. She is an Analyst with a major national bank

Katrina has been actively involved in the local community for many years through the Penn & Tylers Green Residents Society, and has assisted with many local fund raising events. She has been a member of the Village Pre- School Management Committee in Tylers Green for several years and Chairman for the last two.

Katrina is very keen to protect, preserve and enhance the local environment in Tylers Green and Loudwater and successfully lobbied the Council to provide more re-cycling bins in Cock Lane to improve the area, resulting in extra bins being added just before Christmas. She helped the Tylers Green Middle School with their environmental centre by donating her ward funds to their appeal. Katrina also attends meetings of the Loudwater Residents Forum and the Parish Council to ensure she is aware of current local matters in both villages.