Hook Conservative district councillors are Selena Coburn (elected 2021) and Jane Worlock re-elected 2022)

Jane says: 

I have lived in Hook since 1988 and was first elected in 2018. I have been instrumental in initiating and completing several key projects for the benefit of residents during her first term, working closely across all levels of local government. I am dedicated to giving Hook Ward a strong voice at Hart District Council on matters that shape the local community.

My priorities for a second term are: robust financial management for cost effective services, controlling unnecessary development and ensuring adequate infrastructure, regeneration of Hook village centre, community safety, accessibility for all, delivery of sustainable green initiatives.

Selena was elected in the May 2021 local elections, replacing Liz Tomlinson who retired from Hart Council

Selena tells us:

"Hello! I hope that this finds you and your family well. These have certainly been trying times of late, but I believe that we, as a community, can come through to the other side stronger  and more united.

My name is Selena and I hope that you will vote for me on 6th May to enable me to represent you as your Conservative Ward Councillor for Hook & Rotherwick.

I have lived in Hook since 2018, when I moved away from my childhood home in Buckinghamshire. My fiancé and I chose Hook because we wanted village life, not only with good access to London, but also the countryside and coast. I’m an outdoorsy person, and sport (in particular tennis) has been a constant theme throughout my life.

My time in Hook hasn’t been without its challenges, as the building I live in was converted from offices to flats via the Permitted Development Rights scheme. To tackle the significant challenges faced by the leaseholders, I started a Residents’ Association so that we could work together to rectify dangerous fire safety issues. This led me to working with both the Parish and District Councils; through this, I gained experience with the removal of illegal encampments, clearing up fly tipping, reporting anti-social behaviour and the Fire Safety Legislation, to name but a few!

I have always had a strong desire to help my local community and I am now at a point in life where I can do just that."

Jane Worlock was first elected in May 2018. 

The local Conservative Councillors communicate regularly with residents through inTouch and are often out knocking on doors to hear residents views. If you would be able to deliver inTouch in your road, please drop us a line to hook@nehc.org.uk.

The local Conservative branch also holds regular drinks, dinner and other events all year round. If you would like to come along to an event - even simply out of curiousity - do get in touch. You can either email us or give the office a ring on (01256) 473537.