Graham Cundy has lived in the Ward with his wife Sarah for the past 27 years.

Beryl Hunwicks was first elected to Woking Borough Council in 2007 and represented the ward of Horsell West. In the boundary changes in 2015 she became the Ward Councillor for Horsell. She has lived in Woking for well over 45 years most of those in Horsell. She is married, has two married daughters and five grandchildren.
Beryl has been on the Executive Committee since 2008 and oversees the Borough's Environmental Agenda, Health and Wellbeing and Community Safety areas. She is passionate that Woking is known as a place where everyone is welcome, can enjoy the green spaces that we care for and protect and can feel they have a part to play.
She is passionate too that her residents are heard and their concerns are addressed. Over the years she has worked closely with the Residents Association and the projects that they have set up ( Woodlanders Group, Horsell Prepared and HGWells the man) as well as their local annual events.

Hilary has lived in the Woking area for more than 40 years and in Goldsworth East for nearly 35. She has been involved with local affairs and has supported the Conservative group for much of that time.She has worked on the local committees of the Family Crisis Line, The National Childbirth Trust and served for several years on the Community Health Council. For 13 years she was a governor at Woking High School and is currently Special Educational Needs Governor for Goldsworth Primary School and a volunteer for Woking Hospice.

Nancy was elected as a Borough Councillor for Horsell in 2018. More information about her will appear shortly.

Graham has lived in West Byfleet for 32 years and his 2 daughters attended Pyrford First and Middle Schools. He attended Paisley Grammar School and is a Law Graduate of St Andrews University. An Employee Benefits, Insurance & Financial Services Specialist Lawyer he worked in London for 30 years. He has taken part in several major court cases and is well known for representing pensioners, trustees and individuals, in the UK and overseas.

More information about Kevin will appear here shortly.

Gordon was elected as a Councillor for Pirbright in 2010 and is actively involved in the village community and in local issues.   He is particularly interested in the countryside and arts and heritage and in promoting economic development.  Gordon has lived in Pirbright for over 30 years and is married with 3 children.  Before retiring in 2009, he was a senior partner and former managing partner of a large City of London law firm specialising in corporate law.