Brenner Munden for South Weald on Thursday 04 May 2023
Brenner Munden has lived in Brentwood his whole life, growing up in South Weald and attending local schools.
Brenner Munden has lived in Brentwood his whole life, growing up in South Weald and attending local schools.
Steve Mayo for 'Brentwood West' on Thursday 04 May 2023 Steve Mayo has lived in Brentwood for over fifty years, attending school locally at Brentwood County High School, and now working as an IT Services Manager for a Global company.
Vicky Davies for 'Pilgrims Hatch' on Thursday 04 May 2023 Vicky Davies has represented lovely Pilgrims Hatch for the past 13 years and has also served as the Borough's Mayor. Vicky lives in Brentwood with her husband and works as a first aid trainer.
Mark Lewis for 'Brentwood North' on Thursday 04 May 2023 Respected Councillor Mark Lewis is standing for re-election after a successful four-year term. He has lived in Brentwood since 1985 with his wife, bringing up two daughters whilst working full-time in the financial services sector in London.
Jay Laplain for 'Warley' on Thursday 04 May 2023 Well-known Local Councillor and a Brentwood resident of 17 years, Jay Laplain is standing for re-election after a successful 4-year term representing the local Warley community.
Ben Rigby for 'Hutton East' on Thursday 04 May 2023 Ben Rigby is a freelance media consultant and journalist. He has over fifteen years of experience as a legal journalist and copywriter. He lives in Hutton East, with his family, having done so since 1980, save for periods of work or study elsewhere. He is committed to making the borough a better place to live and work, and to supporting Liberal Democrat policies that will help make that possible.
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