Cllr Jonny Cope

Surrey Heath Conservative Association - Deputy Chair Political
Surrey Heath Borough Councillor for St. Paul's Ward

Jonny was elected as Councillor for St. Paul’s ward in May 2023.  Jonny aims to be a voice for young families in St Paul’s and across our wider borough.  He has served on the committee for residents associations and serves as a school governor. Outside of his council work, Jonny works as a solicitor specialising in commercial property.  He lives in Surrey Heath with his wife Jessica and is a big Fulham FC fan.

Correspondence address: 

Surrey Heath House
Knoll Road
Camberley
Surrey
GU15 3HD

Contact details:

m: 07739 775507

e: [email protected]

 

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