+ Cllr Rod Barrett   (Loughton Residents Association)
162 Forest Road, Loughton. IG10 3EG. ( 020 8502 2085
Recreation Committee member

I am the third generation of my family to be born, live and work in Loughton. I was educated at Staples Road and Roding Road Schools and ran a kitchen and bathroom retail business in the High Road for 14 years.
My aim as a Town Councillor is to help make Loughton a good place to live in, as well as tackling some of its problems.

* Cllr Lucette J Howe   (Loughton Residents Association)
19 Spareleaze Hill, Loughton, IG10 1BS. ( 020 8508 3719
E & H Committee member

I was born in Cannes (France) in 1940 and gained a Diploma in Law in Nice in 1959.
I started married life in Leytonstone and settled with three children, in Loughton, in 1969. I was a lecturer at Waltham Forest College in the Catering and Hotel Administration Department for twenty years from 1966 to 1986.
I have belonged to LRA since its inception and in the past I have been on the committee. I have been campaigning with others against litter, pollution, traffic fumes and for better maintenance of our roads and pavements. I am concerned that front gardens are disappearing fast and becoming fully paved frontages to park cars.
I am particularly interested in safeguarding the environment of our beautiful town.

+ Cllr Roy Thomson   (Loughton Residents Association)
8 Brooklyn Court, High Road, Loughton, IG10 1AQ. ( 020 8508 4200
P & L Committee member, Recreation Committee member

I have lived in Loughton since 1989. I am 70 years young and a born survivor, having beaten cancer, MRSA and a heart attack.
I am grammar school educated and served in the Royal Air Force for twenty years. In civilian life, I ran the company headquarters administration for Sanyo and Woolworths.
I play a bad game of golf when I can and am a member of Loughton Bowling club. I run quiz nights at the Bowling club and another club in Walthamstow.

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