My wife has been deeply involved in the community. Until recently, she drove the Age Concern bus, prepared meals for elderly residents, and she continues to serve as President of the WI. My daughter works within the village, and my son is also employed locally. I served my Country in the Royal Navy for nearly 34 years as an Electronics Engineer, leaving the service in 2018. Afterward, I continued working in the local area (Rock) until a road traffic accident recently forced me into early retirement.

I have been an active member of the Parish Council on and off since 2012 and have developed a strong and detailed knowledge of local council business.

... This gives me a strong understanding of the community, local economy and the day-to-day issues facing residents.

As a Parish Councillor, I am committed to being approachable, listening to residents’ concerns, and representing their views openly and honestly. I look forward to working collaboratively with fellow councillors, Cornwall Council, and local organisations to help ensure Tintagel continues to thrive.

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retired. am the author of several best-selling books about dyslexia. There is a short film about my time at school on YouTube. I’m a dyslexia specialist and passionate about helping children with special needs. I founded a technology company called Nessy. I managed Nessy for 26 years, designing over 20 programs and recently retired. I am the author of several best-selling books about dyslexia. There is a short film about my time at school on YouTube.

1966 ( which housed Knights Pottery before becoming the Cornishman Inn in 1979 ). I worked there continuously except for 2 years when I worked abroad. My wife Rochelle and I took over the running of the Cornishman in the mid 1990's until 2015.

We have 2 sons Thomas and Corey. I enjoy playing golf and watching sport and my wife enjoys riding her horse. We take a very active part in Rochelle's family's farm helping wherever we can. As someone who has lived nearly all my life in the village and raised a family here, all I want is for our village to thrive for the residents and businesses and for the visitors to have a great experience when they come here.

... I fell in love with all aspects that this village has to offer - the amazing coastline, the busy summers and quiet winters, but most of all was the local community, which I absolutely love. I met my wife here and have two amazing children (not young children anymore more!). I was a youth football coach when my son was growing up, and helped out with the local surf club as both my children attended. I’ve always tried to be an active member of the community, whether that’s involved the carnival or Christmas lights; anything to help really. I’m also on the Tintagel Sea Angling Club committee, which I’ve been a part of the since I was 16.

Having a chance to join a brand new parish council is something that I am very much looking forward to, as I hope to help and promote the beautiful village that is Tintagel.

of Lloyd’s Cricket Club and act as advisor to the Tintagel Cricket Club Committee. I feel extremely fortunate to be happily spending my retirement in Trevillett with my partner Jenny, whose family moved here nearly forty years ago. From experience of living, working and playing cricket overseas, I truly appreciate how lucky we are to live here. The strong local spirit, landscape and heritage make this such a special place. I am keen to serve the community with an open, honest, practical and respectful approach.

Having been involved with, and chairperson of many committees I understand the real importance of listening, collaboration, fairness, integrity and transparent communication. I am particularly passionate about creating greater opportunities for young people to take part in sport and with a strong aversion to seeing litter and waste in public spaces, I am keen to work with others to keep the Parish tidy.

I look forward to engaging with everyone and working together to making it a happier and more connected community.