Ann Stribley - Parkstone

Ann was first elected in April 1977 and has held most senior positions within the Council, she is a former Conservative Group Leader and Deputy Leader of the Council. For most of her political career she has served on the Planning Committee, twice as Chairman since 2007. Ann is Mayor of Poole in the year 2015-2016.

Ann was the instigator of collecting over 25,000 signatures from the people of Poole to lobby a second harbour crossing and has been instrumental in achieving the iconic Twin Sails Bridge. Ann maintains all of this as a representative of the Member Engagement Forum and the Economy & Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committees.

Positions -
Member of Emergency Committee
Member of Economy Overview & Scrutiny Committee
Member of Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee
Member of Member Engagement Forum
Member of Transport Advisory Group
Member of Planning Obligations Working Party

Outside Bodies
Council Representative on Police Authority
Council Representative on Fire Authority
Council Representative on Friends of Poole Park
Council Representative on Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Mohan Iyengar - Canford Cliffs

Mohan is married with three daughters and has lived in Poole for 12 years. He studied at Harvard and for 20 years has mentored organisations to improve customer service. His business is based in Canford Cliffs ward.Mohan's pledges

Bryan Dion - Penn Hill

Bryan Dion is a 25 year resident of Penn Hill and an active member of the community serving as a school governor, a local charity trustee and member of various social organizations. He is a retired Army officer having served in combat operations in Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Tony O'Neill - Penn Hill

Tony O'Neill. In addition to the environment Tony is passionate about Penn Hill representation from within the new unitary authority.

May Haines - Canford Cliffs

May has been a councillor for Canford Cliffs since 2007. Her background is in finance and her career was in accountancy and banking. With this background she is keen to ensure that the council provides value for money, with front-line services being protected.

Judy Butt - Creekmoor

Judy was first elected in May 1999 and has worked in most areas of council services. She is a former Chairman of LIcensing and Vice Chairman of Planning and Learning Disability Champion and understands how to engage people to participate.

Mike White - Hamworthy

Mike has been a Councillor for Hamworthy East since 2003. He lives in Hamworthy with his wife Jennifer, a local therapist, and they have three grown children.