David Simpson

Chairman

After gaining a Computer Science degree in 1985, David moved to Milton Keynes and worked in IT for 19 years before joining the Civil Service, from which he has now retired.

David's interests include driving, motorcycling and motor racing but most importantly playing piano, particularly jazz / swing, although a bit of classical does no harm occasionally. 

David has lived in his present home in Two Mile Ash since 1995 and joined the Parish Council in 2016. 

Kevin Ryan

Vice Chairman

Kevin has lived in Two Mile Ash since 2015, having lived in Milton Keynes since 1987. He is married with two grown up boys.

Kevin is a strong believer in maintaining sound financial practices and achieving value for money and is keen to promote the enhancement of the environment in Two Mile Ash while promoting community spirit within the parish.

Kevin's interests include football (previously a referee in local leagues), most sports and gardening. 

Andy Evans

Councillor

Arun Pant

Councillor

Peter Blyth

Councillor

Peter graduated from St. Andrews University with a B.Sc. honours in physics then worked for the Ministry of Defence.

In 1986 he moved to Two Mile Ash after starting a business specialising in lasers and fibreoptics.

Now retired his interests are in current affairs, playing the electric guitar and he is an active member of the Two Mile Ash Environmental Group. 

Julian Vischer

Clerk

Julian became clerk in January 2013. This was his first post but he soon took on other small parishes in need of a part-time clerk, at one point covering 5 parishes. Now though, Julian has let go of them all except the one he started with, here in Abbey Hill.

Prior to that Julian had been a parish councillor for 19 years serving Bradwell Parish Council, where he lived, having moved to the city in 1981. His working career was in landscape contracting having been closely involved with the early development of Milton Keynes when the Development Corporation even ran their own plant nursery.

His administrative skills had been honed during a ten-year period working, part time, for Ofsted as a Lay Inspector of Schools, a national role sadly discontinued in 2005.