Rashid was elected to Woking Borough Council in a by-election in September 2013. A member of the taxi community, he has fought for a better deal for taxi drivers, as well as speaking out on plans to develop the Maybury and Sheerwater area.

David Bittleston is the Leader of Woking Borough Council and represents the ward of Mount Hermon. He runs an exhibitions business in Surrey, and he lives in Guildford Road, Woking.

Chtira Rana's by-election win in October 2015 was the first time a Conservative had won in Goldsworth West. An ex-Gurkha Rifle, Chitra's straightforward approach to getting things done has already seen him working to address parking and anti-social behaviour in the ward, as well as fighting for the facilities needed locally for young people.

Ashley was elected in May 2008 and represents the Council on the Woking Access Group, the Agenda 21 Committee and Youth Council. He has special interests in planning, regulation and the environment.

David Bilbe was elected to Guildford Borough Council for Normandy ward in 2015. More information about him will appear shortly.

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.