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Dan is an Electrical Trainer & Community Advocate,   After moving from South London, Dan has spent the past four years in Horam with his wife, son, and loyal dog Bentley. He is passionate about fostering a strong community and is dedicated to bringing neighbours together—whether through WhatsApp groups or advocating for improvements that help preserve Horam’s rural village charm. Dan  believes in responsible development and is keen to see speed limits lowered for a safer, more connected neighbourhood.   Dan is also an Ambassador for Huntingdon’s disease.

Jennifer moved to Horam 25 years ago when she married her husband who was a widow with a son attending Maynards Green school and the older son at Heathfield school. Sadly her husband passed away in 2019. Jennifer has worked in offices and as a community carer in quite few different settings. She is on the steering group for the Heathfield and Horam Repair Cafe. Jennifer has had a passion for nature and the wildlife in Sussex since a child and is sad at the destruction of the habitats for wildlife and bio diversity over the last few years and wants to do what she can to help prevent even more devastating loss of habitat especially in Horam and supports the neighbourhood plan and the aims of the Parish Council in working to create sites to help nature and help the people of Horam to live well.

Virginia has lived in the village since 2001, joined the Womens’ Institute that year,  and then the Parish  Council in 2007.

She has always cared about nature and the environment and has planted over 200 trees on her and her husbands land.

She does not drive, so walks a lot and does litter picking to keep Horam as pleasant as she can.