

main work on behalf of the Council has focused on her role as their representative on the Governing Body of Shiplake Primary school. Ann is also on the Editorial Panel for this Newsletter.
Inspectorate and then the Channel Tunnel Safety Authority. He finds the contrast between local and central government fascinating. His main interest is preventing the creeping urbanisation of Shiplake. 
In 2004 she moved back to the UK and has lived in Shiplake for four years. She works for Simmons & Sons in Henley and is an active member of the Rotary Club of Henley Bridge. She has been very impressed by the community spirit in Shiplake and is keen to play a part in retaining that character and charm.
for over thirty years, including a period as the Chairman. Roger is also an active member of the local branch of the Royal British Legion and he currently represents both the Parish Council and the British Legion on the Memorial Hall Management
Malcolm became a Parish Councillor in 2002 and a District Councillor in 2003. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Henley Bridge and Chairman of the Shiplake Branch of the Conservatives. He was in the Territorial Army for many years and helped establish mini-
He practised for 30 years as a barrister in Family and Employment law. Francis follows the family tradition of seeking to serve the community which they have done since 1894 when his great grandfather was the first Parish Council Chairman.
his role as Personnel Director with an international organisation, Geoff joined the council