Cllr Tracey Skates (Chair) moved to Worminghall with her husband John and their two children in 2014, having lived in Haddenham for the previous 15 years. She is a financial controller for a company in Oxford and is also the treasurer for the Aylesbury Vale Child Contact Centre. In her spare time, she enjoys family life as well as reading, baking and enjoying the local surroundings. She joined the Parish Council in 2015 as she wanted to get involved in the community and was appointed Chair in 2016.
Cllr Steven Bramley CBE (Vice Chair) moved to the village with his wife in 2015, having grown up in Bucks and lived in this area for 25 years. He has three adult sons, is a lawyer and works in London.
Cllr John Hopcroft was born in 1959 in Oxford and has lived almost entirely in Worminghall ever since. He attended the Primary School at Ickford from 1964 to 1969 and then Aylesbury Grammar from 1970 to 1975. At age 16 he decided to follow his passion, agriculture, attending Berkshire College of Agriculture from 1976 to 1979. He left with qualifications in agriculture, accounting and farm business management. He has four daughters and two grand-daughters and runs the family farm with his brother Joe. He lives in a house that he built in 1990 with his second wife Amanda and these days describes himself as “a happy and content old villager”!
Cllr Graeme Wright grew up and went to University in Australia before moving to Europe, the UK and the US before moving to the village in 2017 with his wife and two children because there was no decent beer in the US. He is a frustrated Electronic Engineer who finds himself in the SaaS industry and keeps himself busy with various audio, music, electronic, vintage automotive, house and garden projects.
Cllr Kate Tinkler TBC
Rebecca Martin (Parish Clerk) moved to Worminghall in 2016 with her husband Ben, having previously lived in Thame. Becci has been a PA at Board level for over 20 years working in large corporations in the Home Counties and London. Becci and Ben can often be seen walking their two dogs around the village, enjoying a drink at The Clifden Arms and taking an active part in local country sporting events.