Alastair lives in the heart of Banbury on Old Parr Road. He has served the local community on Banbury Town Council for 15 years and has also been a Cherwell District Councillor. Like most people locally, the Horton General Hospital is a cause which Alastair feels very passionately about.

Sean grew up on Hendon Place, was schooled at Glory Farm Primary School and The Cooper School and was the local paperboy.

Richard has lived in Bicester since 1987 and has represented local residents on Cherwell District Council since 2015.

Nicholas moved to Bicester in 2002 with his family. His wife works in the NHS and his two daughters attended Bure Park School before moving to the Cooper School. He has always believed in putting things back into the community and first stood as a Bicester Town Councillor in 2007.

Lynn moved to Bicester in 1998 and immediately got involved in the community, first being elected to the Town Council in 1999. A resident of Bicester North, until her retirement Lynn also worked locally.

A Southwold resident, Jason has lived in Bicester his whole life. He has been active in the community since his early teens, first through his involvement with the Bicester Youth Council.

Bicester has been Alex’s home for the last 3 years. He stood for Bicester Town Council to give back to the place that has given him so much.

Bicester has shaped Zoe’s life. Born at the JR, she has lived in Bicester her whole life; she went to Glory Farm School and Bicester Community College, was a member of Bicester Rainbows, Brownies and Guides and currently volunteers for local charity, ‘Greenfields’.

James' roots are firmly in Bicester having lived in the town his whole life. Day to day James runs his own security company but is a firm believer in being involved in the civic life of our town.

Living in Langford for the past 19 years, Dan has represented the area on Bicester Town Council since 1999 and Cherwell District Council since 2005. Dan has a strong track record in standing up for residents' interests on the issues that matter from fighting to protect local green spaces like Gav