Councillors
All Councillors are governed by a national Code of Conduct, which ensures that high standards are maintained.
The Parish Council has nine elected Councillors with Elections take place every four years. The most recent elections took place in April 2018.
The members of Wittering Parish Council, the Clerk to the Parish Council and the Royal Air Force Representatives are:
Parish Councillors
Councillor and Chair.
Wittering Parish Councillor 11 years Vice Chairman 2 years. Current chairman. Retired Local Government Revenues Officer (after 40 years) Churchwarden All Saints Church Wittering. Resident of Wittering 16 years.
My name is Susie Briers l am 74 yrs young. Married with 3 grown up daughters and 4 smashing grandchildren. I have lived in the village along with my husband for 19yrs and wouldn’t want to live anywhere else and that’s why decided to become a Parish Councillor. I worked as a housekeeper for about 20yrs but am now retired for the last 12yrs. I am an active committee member of Women of Wittering community group and my interests are reading and crosswords. I enjoy going to the local cafe with friends for a coffee and catch up.

I’m Brian. I am a Retired Squadron Leader having served in the RAF for 26 years as a Medical Support Officer. I followed that with 11 years in the NHS doing contract and performance management for major NHS Trusts. My lovely wife Viv and I moved to Wittering in 2024. We were looking for a place to settle which was friendly and had a sense of community and opportunity for us to become active in support. To that end, I am now the treasurer of the village Bowls Club and Viv has set up a fortnightly Craft Evening.
I was co-opted onto the Parish Council in early 2025.
Councillor.
Hi I’m Jo. I’ve lived in Wittering for 15 years. I love our village and want to improve on our community spirit which is why I became a Parish Councillor. I like being involved from Women of Wittering Community Group, bringing my students to the Church to plant flowers to setting up a Jubilee Committee for our village Celebrations. Watch this space to see what I get up to next!
Councillor.
Dave Hughes is Senior Project Manager employed by a local but Global serving business. He is a retired Warrant Officer and served in Royal Air Force for more than 36 years. He has lived in the village and been an active member of the community since 2005.
Although Dave has a logistics background, he currently specialises in strategic project management and is an experienced change practitioner.
Dave is married to Beverley, a Matron for North West Anglia NHS Trust, responsible for care at Stamford, Peterborough City and Hinchingbrooke Hospitals; we have settled as home owners in the village.
Dave is a volunteer Emergency Responder for East Midlands Ambulance Service and the team resource manager for the scheme operating out of RAF Wittering. His other interest include mountain biking, paddle boarding, general fitness and DIY
Hi my name is Kate Jackson. I’ve lived in Wittering for 30 years. I’m a qualified social worker and have worked within Local Authorities since the 1980s. In my spare time I volunteer at the local pony club and for various animal rescues. I foster for a local hedgehog rescue and transport for different rescues within the local area. I enjoy reading, gardening and weightlifting. I am committed to serving the local community for the benefit of our village. I feel extremely fortunate to be able to live in a village surrounded by such glorious countryside with the depth of wildlife that we have. I am committed to preserving and promoting our village life. I would like to see speed limits within the village reduced further, and traffic calming measures introduced especially down Church Rd where the local primary school is located. I am opposed to large scale development being proposed for Greenfield land within the village boundary. I do not feel this will be of any benefit to our village and in fact will increase problems that we’re already experiencing.
I am Russ Pye I moved to the village as a serving member of the RAF in 1999 the wife and I brought both our Children up in the village and decided to make it our permanent residence when I retired from the military, and we purchased a house in the village in 2006.
My Wife (Val) and I have loved our time here and feel that we can now call ourselves Villagers and we are proud of that as it’s a lovely village.
I have been involved with a number of community groups I was chairman of the youth club and also helped out as an adult volunteer in the club.
I being a keen footballer have been involved in all executive roles on the committee of Wittering Harriers Junior Football Club and I also established the Adult football, Team.
I also joined the Sports and Social Committee and I have served as both Secretary and Chairman on this club.
My day to Day role is a Construction Project Manager and I feel that my skills in this role would benefit the village as I would like to get involved in improving the Welfare Infrastructure to the village.

Councillor.
I’m Iain. I have lived in the village since 2017, I retired in July 2021 after working for the Metropolitan Police Force for 35 years. Having retired, I am keen to spend my free time giving something back to my local community, I served as a volunteer from August 2022 and was co-opted onto the Parish Council in July 2023.
I enjoy hiking, skiing and scuba diving.
Councillor.
I have lived in the village for over 15 years and feel very fortunate and proud to call it home. Myself and my family have the joy of enjoying all our village have to offer, I want to take time now to support and develop our village community.
For more details about councillors and to view the Register of Interests visit Peterborough City Council’s Website
Clerk to the Parish Council
Royal Air Force Representative(s)
Emma Stacey, Media, Engagement & Comms Officer, RAF Wittering
Peterborough City Councillor
Gavin Elsey Tel: 07738 930599