David Chambers was a college lecturer and Head of Department working in the UK, Fiji and Burma. He was elected a Councillor on Malvern Hills District Council in 2015. He held the Portfolio for Policy and later Economic Development and was Leader of the Council between May 2017 and May 2019.
Harry Tanner has been a life long Conservative, and was elected Chairman of Malvern Priory branch in 2009. Soon after this, he became the WWCA Deputy Chairman for Membership and fund raising and in 2012 was elected WWCA Chairman. At the 2016 AGM he was elected President.
Dean moved to Malvern with his wife Emma in 2015. Prior to that, he lived in Sevenoaks where he had a 25 year career in marketing and media communications in Europe, London and North America where he worked with some of the world’s top brands for TNS and WPP.
Alistair McGregor practised as a barrister in London specialising in commercial law, retiring seven years ago and moving to Malvern. He served two terms as Vice Chair politics and three years as Chairman of the Grantham and Stamford Conservative Association.
Karen Hanks has lived in West Malvern for 20 years and started her business in the events industry in 1996 which has been based in Malvern since 2000. She was a first-time candidate in the Malvern District local elections in 2019 and, as a keen campaigner, has also canvassed West Worcestershire
Ian Daly moved to Severn Stoke in 2012 with his wife Beverley. Prior to that, he lived in Lechlade within the Cotswold constituency where he was branch Chairman and also a town councillor. Having recently retired, a Chartered Accountant for 30 years he founded and ran two technology businesses in Reading. He has actively campaigned for many years, most recently with Harriett Baldwin in the 2019 General Election.
Paul has had a home in the West Worcestershire Constituency for more than 30 years. He was Chairman of our Southwestern Branch for 2 years before, in 2018 becoming Association Chairman; he retired from that role in June 2020.
