Roy lives in Fleet with his family and has been part of the local community for many years. Alongside his professional career, he has dedicated thousands of volunteer hours to supporting local organisations, community events, and civic life. He previously served as a Fleet Town Councillor.
Roy believes politics should be practical, constructive, and rooted in local communities. He is passionate about supporting thriving high streets, backing local businesses, protecting green spaces, improving community safety, and ensuring residents receive good value from local government. He believes that listening to residents, working collaboratively, and making sensible long-term decisions are the foundations of effective public service. These priorities have consistently shaped his work in Fleet.
Away from politics, Roy is a keen photographer and filmmaker who enjoys telling stories through short videos about local life, history, and travel. He is also passionate about education and music, supporting his children’s musical journeys while encouraging young people to develop their talents. Whether volunteering at community events, exploring new places with a camera, or helping organise local initiatives, Roy believes the best politics starts with service—listening, helping, and leaving the community a little better than you found it.