Council Members
Our Council Members
There are seven members of the Parish Council of which the Chairperson and Vice Chair are elected annually at the AGM. Members of the Parish Council have different interests and responsibilities as indicated below. If you have a particular concern you would like to discuss, please contact one of the councillors at the details below. If you have a general concern, this can be directed to the Parish Clerk at parishclerk@aldermaston-pc.gov.uk
Roles & Responsibilites
AWE liaison Committee
Newsletter
Highways and Public Transport including TME – speeding
Tadley Town Council and adjacent parishes
Mrs Sophie Crawford (Chair)
I have lived with my family in this area for over 20 years, initially renting a house on the Wasing Estate and then moving to our current home on Paices Hill. My three children were educated locally in their early years, but are now university age and beyond.
I’ve been a member of the Parish Council since 2018 getting involved in all areas of council business but with a particular interest in planning and improving our parish environment. In the past I worked in investment banking and investor relations, and have a degree in history from Bristol University.
Roles & Responsibilites
Raghill
Youngs Ind Estate/Calleva Park/Easter Park
Padworth Common Management Advisory Committee
Roles & Responsibilites
Police Liaison
Young People
Falcon Fields/Kestrels Mead
Aldermaston Wharf
Adam Shephard-Price
Adam moved to Aldermaston in 2018 with his wife and two children. With a background in Fintech, he hopes to bring valuable experience and a pragmatic approach to addressing local issues. Adam is passionate about preserving the village's heritage while considering the needs of children and families in the community. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf and contributing to various community initiatives.
Roles & Responsibilites
Mr Ed Tilsley
My family and I have lived in Aldermaston since 2018. Our 3 children attended Aldermaston primary school, and take part in the annual nativity play. As a daily dog walker I'm soon aware of concerns that arise within the Parish, be that speeding, littering, environmental issues, and anti-social behaviour. I feel strongly about keeping Aldermaston's heritage alive.
Roles & Responsibilites
TBC
I moved to Aldermaston village in December of 2019 with my wife and daughter after retiring from a career with HMRC and it's predecessor HMCE.
I have done a stint as parish clerk and helped out at the show, enjoying the parish's rural charm which, like many I suspect, I feel is threatened by creeping industrialisation and thundering traffic!
