ROGER BARROW JOHN ELLIOTT the Local Choice for Selsey South Ward

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CHICHESTER DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION 7th MAY 2015 ROGER BARROW JOHN ELLIOTT The local choice for Selsey South Ward The Selsey Conservative team will work together to sustain a strong local business environment, build a closer community, maintain our unique heritage and protect our coastline. facebook.com/selseyconservatives Roger Barrow ROGER BARROW moved to Selsey seven years ago having completed a 43 year career with John Lewis and Waitrose, ending up as head of their flagship Food and Home store in Canary Wharf. He already knew the area well as his family lived in Wittering and he would come sailing in Chichester Harbour every weekend. He started up his own business, the Fisher Boat Company and set up as a Business and Marketing coach. He has been chairman of the Selsey Business Partnership for 5 years where he organises the annual Selsey Business Awards and has worked hard to help create a vibrant business community. His passion is to improve the local business environment, encourage protection of the coast and save our historic Selsey heritage. John Elliott He lives with his wife Pat, and between them they have 11 grandchildren. He enjoys fishing, sailing, playing guitar and teaches computing. Roger can be contacted on 01243 601100 or email [email protected]. JOHN ELLIOTT came to Selsey in 1999 with his wife, Corinne, and two sons following a long career in financial services, specialising in the pulp, paper and forest products sector. This involved regular visits to Scandinavia with its tradition of sustainable forestry. His family has a long association with the Manhood Peninsula for holidays and Selsey Lifeboat Demonstration leisure pursuits and both he and his sons were educated close to Chichester. John established an Energy Consultancy 17 years ago assisting businesses on reducing their energy and water costs and advising them on green/renewable energy solutions. He is also a member of the Selsey Business Partnership and has served on its Steering Group. His interest in environmental issues comes from an appreciation of the unique and beautiful area in which Selsey plays such a major part. He has a particular interest in restoration projects that maintain the historical The Conservative Selsey North and South teams ambience of the area which have included inland waterways. John can be contacted on 01243 601717 or email [email protected]. Please support Roger Barrow and John Elliott in the District Council Elections, 7th May 2015 www.selseyconservatives.org.uk .

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