Ben Carasco is the Surrey County Councillor for Woking North. He serves the interests of residents of Sheerwater, Maybury, Horsell East (of Cobham Road) and Woodham plus a few streets adjacent to these areas. He is happy to hear from residents either to listen to their views on local issues or to hear about problems that he may be able to assist with.
Saj Hussain was elected for Knaphill and Goldsworth West division of Surrey County Council in 2013 and was re-elected in 2017. Saj also serves Knaphill as a borough councillor.
Keith was elected as a County Councillor in 2012 as representative for the Worplesdon Division, which includes Normandy, Pirbright and Worplesdon, (including Fairlands, Jacobs Well, Wood Street Village and Worplesdon). All the above villages are within the Borough of Guildford.
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Keith issues a quarterly newsletter to residents via email; if you would like to receive that just email a request with your name and postal address and postcode to Keith at: keithwitham1@hotmail.co.uk
I was educated in Scotland at George Watson's College and the University of Edinburgh. I have a degree in law, a second degree in philosophy and mathematics and I am a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. My career has been in finance in the City of London.
I'm very pleased to announce that I have been selected as the Conservative Party Candidate for Woking North in the upcoming Surrey County Council Elections in May. Thank you to all who were involved in the selection process and for putting your faith in me to retain the seat.
Graham was first elected to the Council in 1996 and has served St Johns through two boundary changes. He has served on major committees and on the Executive . Graham is known for his planning experience gained over 25 years and advice given to residents . He is also known for his willingness to help and prompt action in sorting matters out. One of his main achievements was to help secure funding and oversee the building of the new village hall. Graham has recently also secured funding to improve the standing area around the Village War Memorial He has been Mayor twice , in 2004 - 2005 and 2017 - 2018. His charities were Woking Hospice and latterly Your Sanctuary the Local domestic abuse charity .
I was first elected in 2012 for the old Brookwood ward. I was motivated by a desire to bring improvements to the lives of people I lived with and knew the only way to make a difference was to represent the Conservative Party. It was especially important to me that I stood in the seat where I lived. I spent a few years learning the ropes before joining the Executive in 2018 and I now hold two of the most important portfolios that significantly impact the residents of Woking. The Environmental portfolio covers not only climate change issues, but also health and wellbeing by striving to provide some of the best habitat, bio-diversity and green spaces possible. I launched Planet Woking in 2020 which is the Council’s vehicle for getting the residents involved in our climate change efforts.
