Adam Kim Laws

I moved to Titchfield in 1996 and have lived in the High Street, Garstons Road and now Gainsborough Mews.

I started my career as a Maths Teacher and set up my own IT business 40 years ago.

I have helped with various FoSP events, Titchfield Art Show, Titchfield Moviola and the annual Christmas Tree team.

I enjoy being part of many different groups in Titchfield and hope that this team will be able to bring real, sustainable benefits to the local community.

Outside with Eco Titchfield

Rob Andrews

My partner and i moved to Titchfield in 2000 and now have two amazing kids.

Having worked in the sailing industry all my life, I was drawn to the village, as so many sailors lived here. Being exposed to the elements in my job, made me aware of the impact of climate change, so keen to do anything to slow this change down.

If a community project can be based in Titchfield, with environmental savings as well as economic for all and it helps slow climate change then i am keen to see how a community project can with the support of the village progress.

At the coast with Eco Titchfield

Chris Watson

I moved to Titchfield in 1995 and have raised my family here.

I am a Chartered Engineer and my career has been in the packaging industry where efficiency, waste and recycling has been at the core of my work.

A community project will bring a great opportunity for us to all share our knowledge and skills to find solutions that will have a lasting impact on our village and set an example for generations to come. Considering the huge variety of skills and knowledge amongst all the Titchfield residents, then with teamwork and collaboration anything is possible.

Enjoying a meal outside with Eco Titchfield

Dom Flint

I have lived in Titchfield for over 20 years and love the community spirit of the village.

I work as a Digital Transformation & Marketing Consultant.

I am fascinated by nature and technology, and interested in what technology can do to help us live well alongside a flourishing environment.

Eco Titchfield enjoying time outside

Andy Rolfe

I moved to Titchfield in 2006 with my family, working at the Swanwick Air traffic Control Centre as a Safety Assurance manager until I retired last year. I’m seriously concerned about Climate Change and am keen to be part of local initiatives such as EcoTitchfield. I’m really looking forward to raising awareness of the effective actions we can take, and hope that the Thermal Imaging planned will be a great way of engaging all the Titchfield Ward residents