People

Originally from Scotland, Elaine has lived in Suffolk with her family for over twenty-five years.

Nadia has been a borough councillor, representing Stoke Park ward in SW Ipswich, for nearly 15 years and is also deputy chairman political for Ipswich Conservative Association.

She has lived in the Chantry area for 42 years.

Nathan was born in Suffolk and has lived in & around Ipswich for the majority of his life, attending Stoke high school, during which he was one of the members of the Arras-Ipswich war memorial project, which involved researching local Suffolk heroes who gave their lives during the battles of

Bobby Bennett spent 14 years working as a town and parish clerk gaining a thorough understanding of how local government works at all levels.

Jordon Millward is proud to stand as the Conservative candidate for the Cosford division. Originally from the West Midlands, he studied and worked within the land-based sector throughout education working.

Peter settled in Bury St Edmunds in late 2009 and lives in the heart of Moreton Hall with his partner, Donna, and their young family. He has children attending Sebert Wood Primary and Sybil Andrews Academy schools in the area.

Rachel graduated from Cambridge University and has worked as an English and international lawyer for many years. She has lived in Suffolk for 25 years, and she and her husband have brought up their four children in Suffolk. With her husband and son, she is a director of a company in Newmarket. She is very committed to Suffolk and its residents, and was elected to Suffolk County Council in 2017.

Graham Newman has been a County Councillor for nearly 16 years, being first elected in May 2005.  During that time, he has held Cabinet positions at the County Council for Adult Care; Children, Young People & Education; and Roads & Transport.  He is currently Chairman of the Council and also chairs the Education Transport Appeals Committee.

Steve has the great pleasure of living in the beautiful seaside town of Felixstowe. In 2017, he was elected as a County Councillor, giving him the opportunity to represent the town in county matters. Currently, he sits on the Council’s Development and Regulation Committee.

Stuart Bird has lived in Suffolk all his life, firstly in Ipswich until aged 28, and in Felixstowe for another 28 years. He is single but has a large extended family in the area. He has worked in a number of occupations, most recently in financial services.