
Meet Our Councillors
Local Councillors are elected by the community to decide how the Council should carry out its various activities. They represent public interest as well as individuals living within the ward in which he or she has been elected to serve a term of office.


Linda Brown
Haydon Wick Ward
Chairman of the Council
All Standing Committees – Ex Officio Member

Vinay Manro
Haydon End Ward
Vice Chairman of the Council
All Standing Committees – Ex Officio Member

Adam John
Haydon End Ward
Amenities & Leisure Committee
Planning & Highways Committee

Alex Roupelis
Haydon End Ward
Policy & Finance Committee
Planning & Highways Committee


Ellen Baker Lee
Haydon Wick Ward
Amenities & Leisure Committee
Planning & Highways Committee

John Fuller
Haydon Wick Ward
Planning & Highways Committee (Chair)
Policy & Finance Committee



Linda Rhys-Jones
Haydon Wick Ward
Planning & Highways Committee
Policy & Finance Committee

Ravi Venkatesh
Haydon End Ward
Amenities & Leisure Committee
Policy & Finance Committee

Rebecca Ross
Haydon End Ward
Planning & Highways Committee
Amenities & Leisure Committee

Richard Hailstone
Haydon Wick Ward
Amenities & Leisure Committee (Chair)
Policy & Finance Committee



Steve Heyes
Haydon End Ward
Amenities & Leisure Committee (Vice Chair)
Policy & Finance Committee

Where your Councillors are located in the Parish
Haydon End Ward Parish Councillors
Haydon Wick Ward Parish Councillors
What Our Community Say
As a resident of the Parish, it’s great to see some of the work you guys are doing in the community. Keep the good work up!
As a volunteer litter picker, I have seen, first hand, the tremendous work that the Parish Council of Haydon Wick do to make living in the area such a pleasure.
They have also been a key partner and supporter in the introduction of Swindon’s second parkrun within the area, and I am proud to be involved with them on this project.
I have really enjoyed working with Haydon Wick Parish Council in the last few years, and I have found them to be very community orientated, and they truly take care for their parishioners, whatever age.
One of the community art work projects I was involved with was the 100 year anniversary WW1 external building hoarding art works. The project created a very positive reaction, especially on social media. This year I also completed a banner for Remembrance Day, that became part of a Parish Council exhibition. I often wish I lived in the Parish when I see the pensioner presents lined up at Christmas. Well done everyone, you are a credit to the Parish!
To everyone at Haydon Wick Parish Council, I would like to thank you for the Christmas Parcel which, as always, was full of useful items. Also, an opportunity to thank you for organising volunteers for those of us shielding during lockdown. I was immensely grateful to have hospital prescriptions delivered to the pharmacy and to have letters and cards taken to the post box. My request for help was always dealt with quickly, with cheerfulness and, on one occasion in very heavy rain! Haydon Wick is a lovely place to live.