David Kennedy

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With Nicky, my wife of 56 years, I have been a resident in South Stoke for the last 19 years. As a Stoker I have been on the parish council (twice), chair of the amenities charity, a school governor and a director of the shop board. My career was in the engineering and construction of world scale projects, latterly I have worked as a consultant to an expert witness. As a keen vegetable gardener I have learned to share my efforts and rewards with the wonderful wildlife of South Stoke

Tina Haslam

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I’ve lived in South Stoke with my husband for over 30 years and we have

3 grown-up children.  I worked in advertising for several years then re-trained in accountancy, specialising in the education sector.  I recently retired as Finance Manager at a local secondary school, where I’d worked for 10 years. I was a Governor at Wallingford School and Treasurer of Wallingford Rowing Club.

Deane Mallinson

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A relative newcomer to South Stoke, having moved here in 2021 with my wife and 2 dogs.

Living directly opposite the villages only lamppost, I can normally be found either walking the dogs or pottering around in the garden with frequent refreshment visits to the local Shop.

Andrew Scrivener

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Responsibilities:

  1. Member of the Slipway Committee
  2. Member of South Stoke 2035 Working Group
  3. Review all planning applications affecting the parish and co-ordinate the Parish Council’s response to South Oxfordshire District Council.
  4. Keep abreast of all Government and local authority legislation concerning housing development & planning issues.
  5. Ensure appropriate response to request for consultation, action or support from external agencies and higher government.

Victor Meyer

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My partner and I have lived in South Stoke since 2017 along with our black Labrador, Tommy. I work as a company lawyer for Invesco based in Henley and have been involved with the Parish Council since 2019.

John Verrill

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I have lived in South Stoke since 1996.  I am a semi retired solicitor and currently chair a small law firm. With my wife Lou we breed alpacas at the northern end village. This is my second stint as a parish councillor. I have lived within sight of the Thames in London and then Oxfordshire since 1984. I used to row competitively but now feed animals and cut grass.