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Arbury

Rupert Moss-Eccardt

First elected in 2001. Other than a brief period as a Chemical Engineering student in Nottingham, Rupert has always lived and worked in and around Cambridge. He has spent many years working in the public and private sectors and is currently providing Information Security consultancy to a telecommunications provider. He was the founding chairperson of the Friends of Histon Road Cemetery and was a governor at Milton Road Infants' until its amalgamation with the Juniors'. He sits on the Fire Authority. In his spare time, Rupert follows motorsport and space development.
50 Stretten Avenue Cambridge CB4 3EP
01223 329 463
07891 565 129
r.moss-eccardt@computer.org

Brampton

Peter Downes

First elected in 2001. Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group.
42 Huntingdon Road Brampton Huntingdon PE28 4PA
01480 398 082
peter.downes@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Burwell

Hazel Williams

First elected in 2005.
66 Mill Lane Burwell CB5 0HJ
01638 743 897
hazel.williams@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Castle

David White

First elected in 2004. David is a Cambridge graduate in natural sciences and spent five years science teaching in schools. He then spent 17 years in marketing positions in Glaxo, UK subsidiary of Astra of Sweden and BP. His County Council's interests include environmental matters, museums and archives, international links. David was also a councillor on Cambridge City Councillor from 1998 to 2004. He is a school governor, secretary/trustee of a school trust fund, Chairman of the Trustees of the Folk Museum and a member of the Cambridge Philharmonic Society.
16 Canterbury Close Cambridge CB4 3QQ
01223 514 930
07742 888 846
davidwhiteplato@ntlworld.com

Cottenham, Histon and Impington

David Jenkins

First elected in 2001. Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group. David has lived in Histon for 8 years following an international career which has seen him living in the USA, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Switzerland. He is married with two grown-up children. David studied Natural Sciences at Cambridge University and has since then filled several management and director level positions in the oil and gas, chemicals and industrial capital goods industries. He is now an independent business consultant helping small and medium sized industrial companies and not-for profit organizations to run their businesses well. He also lectures at the Cambridge Marketing College.
14 Pease Way Histon Cambridge CB24 9YZ
01223 236 232
david.jenkins@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Duxford

Tim Stone

First elected in 2005. Tim is a retired corporate banker, having worked with Barclays in nine different countries, ranging from Uganda to Canada and The Netherlands. He has a degree in Modern Languages from Oxford. Tim and his wife Shelagh moved to Cambridgeshire in 1989. They have two married children and four grandchildren. Tim was Chairman of Whittlesford Parish Council for seven years until May 2005. He remains on the management board of Whittlesford Memorial Hall.
4 Church Lane Whittlesford CB22 4NX
01223 836 527
timothy.stone1@virgin.net

East Chesterton

Julian Huppert

First elected in 2001. Julian is a governor at St Andrews' Junior School in Chesterton and a volunteer with St John Ambulance. He has completed a PhD at Cambridge University, working on understanding the structure of DNA and its relevance to cancer and other conditions. Julian is now a Research Fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge, and works at the Sanger Center.
33 Oyster Row Cambridge Cambridge CB5 8LJ
01223 302 186
julian.huppert@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
http://www.julianhuppert.org.uk

Ely North and East

Nigel Bell

First elected in 2005.
1 Soham Road Stuntney Ely CB7 5TP
01353 661 448
nigel.bell@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Ely South and West

Simon Higginson

First elected in 2006. Educated at Churchill College Cambridge, Simon works in the Computer Industry now as a global trainer of software engineers in the mobile phone sector. Interests locally include improving bus and transport services around Ely to help make life more environmentally sustainable.
8 Deacons Lane Ely CB7 4PS
01353 665 882
simon.higginson@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Gamlingay

Sebastian Kindersley

First elected in 2005.
The Manor Barn East Hatley Gamlingay SG19 3JA
01767 651 982
sebastian.kindersley@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Hardwick

Fiona Whelan

Fiona Whelan was elected to the County Council in a by election on November 28th 2008. Fiona is a local resident, Caldecote Parish Councillor and mother of two children in local schools.
1 Parsonage Close Highfields Caldecote Cambridgeshire CB23 7ZB
07547 492 346
fiona.whelan@cambslibdems.org.uk
www.fionawhelan.blogspot.com
www.fionawhelan.com

Linton

John Batchelor

First elected in 2005.
1 Malting Cottages Long Lane Linton CB21 4NS
01223 892 111
john.batchelor@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Littleport

Brenda Bean

First elected in 2005.
4 Hawthorn Close Littleport Ely CB6 1NY
01353 861 411

Market

Gaynor Griffiths

First elected in 2005. Spokesperson for Children and Young People's Services.
58 Forehill Waterside Ely CB7 4AQ
01353 615 597
gaynor.griffiths@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Newnham

Alex Reid

First elected in 2003. Spokesperson for Transport, Environment and Climate Change. Alex has background in architecture and urban planning. He is particularly interested in transport and green space issues. He is a member of the Board of Management of the Cambridge Preservation Society, and chairs the Cambridgeshire branch of the Royal Institute of British Architects.
27 Millington Road Cambridge CB3 9HW
01223 356 537
alexander.reid@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Petersfield

Nichola Harrison

First elected in 2005. Spokesperson for Growth and Resources. Nichola graduated from Clare College in 1979 and went on to a career as a chartered surveyor working in the commercial property sector. She was later involved in farming and other business interests before returning to Cambridge in 1996. A member of Cambridge City Council from 1999 to 2004, she lead the new Lib Dem council's work on environmental and planning policy and the improvement of the city's basic waste and street cleaning services.
c/o Members Services RES 1108 Cambridgeshire County Council Shire Hall Cambridge CB3 0AP
01223 461 636
07788 701 901
nichola.harrison@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Queen Edith's

Geoff Heathcock

First elected in 1993. Spokesperson for Health and Adult Social Care. Geoff is a funeral director. He has a lifetime interest in the work of the Fire & Rescue Service across the world - with regular visits abroad to examine different services, service delivery plans, fire station development etc. He is a voluntary fund-raiser for the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) giving talks to a variety of organisations on their work. As a Trustee of Age Concern Cambridgeshire, he is very concerned with the ongoing welfare of a growing elderly population.
52 Queen Edith's Way Cambridge CB1 8PW
01223 244 901
07533 009 560
geoffrey.heathcock@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Romsey

Kilian Bourke

First elected in 2008. Kilian studied English at Robinson College, Cambridge. He has formerly worked as an analyst for France Telecom on their global centralisation program, and as a web-producer for the International Herald Tribune newspaper. He is an electric-bike traffic reporter for STAR Radio Cambridge & Ely and works for an environmentally friendly transport and tourism company called Greenwheels Pedicab Tours. He will be doing an Mphil in Screen Media & Cultures from September at Darwin College.
270 Mill Road Cambridge CB1 3NF
07737 782 295
kilian.bourke@gmail.com

Soham and Fordham Villages

Judy Broadway

First Elected in 2001. Judy has a Maths degree from University of Kent. She worked in Cambridge for around 25 years in CAD/CAM industry writing software for 3D design. She is the Vice-Chairman and Lib Dem Spokesperson on the Police Authority. Judy is interested in the environment, policing and waste management. She represents the County on the WREN landfill tax grants body. Judy is also a member of several choirs in the Bury St Edmunds area and plays the organ in local churches from time to time. She also writes a weekly recipe column for the Royston Crow newspaper.
Dagwood Farmhouse Ashfield Road Elmswell Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP30 9HJ
01359 244 047
judy.broadway@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

St Neots Eaton Socon

Sandie Giles

First elected in 1993. Sandie is the Lib Dem group leader on Fire Authority.
6 Stratford Place Eaton Socon St Neots PE19 8HY
01480 392 341
sandra.giles@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Trumpington

Anne Kent

First elected in 1985 (break in service from 1989 until 1997). Anne is interested in education and services to children and their families, with a particular interest in early years and community education. She has lived in Cambridge with her husband and two children, now grown up, for over 20 years, and came to England from Zimbabwe to study economics and politics at Girton College. She has worked as a lecturer and in industry.
9 Latham Road Cambridge CB2 2EG
01223 353 811
anne.kent@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Waterbeach

Michael Williamson

First elected in 2005. Chair of the Lib Dem Group.
The Willows Long Drove Waterbeach CB25 9LW
01223 860 899
michael.williamson@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

West Chesterton

Kevin Wilkins

First elected in 2005.
2 Cranwell Court Histon Road Cambridge CB4 3HD
01223 368 463
kevin.wilkins303@ntlworld.com