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Cllr. Dick Edginton - Chairman
Our chair-person has lived in Skegness for many years and is a long serving member of East Lindsey District Council.
His role
is to ensure that the organisation is run appropriately.
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Councillor Fiona Martin
joined the VAEL board in October 2007.
Fiona has lived in Horncastle for the last 36 years. Her extensive local government experience includes being a member of Horncastle Town Council since 1979 (Mayor four times); a member of East Lindsey District Council since 1987 (Chair 1999/2000 and Executive Board Member from 2000-2007); a member of Lincolnshire County Council from 1993-2001 (including periods as Vice Chair of Education Sub-Committee, Member of Lincolnshire Police Authority and Family Placement Panel Member) and was a Member of the Lincolnshire a& Rutland LSC from 1997-2001.
Fiona has also been a Member of the East Midlands Regional Assembly (since 2005) and a Member of the Regional Assembly Scrutiny panel since 2007.
She has been a trustee of East Lindsey CABx (2002-08) and Chair of the Horncastle Community Playgroup (1979-84). She has also been involved, at Governor level with Horncastle Community Primary School, the town's Queen Elizabeth Grammar and Banovallum Schools, as well as Horncastle College.
Her other interests and member/committee involvements have been with Horncastle Community Centre, Horncastle Playing Fields, Horncastle Otters Swimming Club, The Rotary, Civic Society and Friends of St Mary's Church. |
Mr Peter
Milson
Originally from Coningsby, Peter was employed by Kodak Ltd for over
30 years, in a variety of management roles, mainly within the Motion
Picture Division. On taking early retirement he became the Fundraiser
for the Herts. Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre in Letchworth and
subsequently the Deputy CEO and Funding Advisor for Hertsmere CVS
in Borehamwood. Now fully retired, he lives in Alford. |
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Mrs Peta Hill
I have worked in the voluntary sector for more years than I care
to remember, initially working with young children, then families.
My current role is as a community development worker with the Anglican
Churches in Louth. I am married and have four children, ranging
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I was educated in Ipswich, Suffolk and spent my first
business years in Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk working for my family
firm flogging fruit from the back of a lorry to shops, building
up rounds and passing them on to other employees. I worked in one
of the London fruit markets purchasing fruit for the branches, and
then moved onto the potato side of the business.I first came to
Spilsby opening a new branch some 37 years ago, and some 26 years
ago started my own company, based at an old railway station at Firsby.
I have a son who is 36 years old and in the business, so I managed
to retire 5 years ago at 60 years old.
I intended to spend my last years playing tennis and golf, and holidaying
with my wife Barbara. However I became involved, through Rotary
and a certain Sgt. Gary Brown, with the Spilsby Centre of Excellence.
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Mr. Paul
Jackson
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