Cllr Giles Lowe

West End Parish Councillor

Giles Lowe is a West End Parish Councillor.

Having lived in West End since 1976, I attended Holy Trinity School and was a West End Scout.  I’ve also been a scout leader, a football coach, a girl guide helper and remain committed to retaining the Village feel in West End whilst acknowledging change is a constant.

I was as a pensions manager at British Airways, where I worked and supported colleagues for  34 years. I am also a trustee at the British Airways Welfare & Benevolent Fund.

I love the outdoors and very keen to retain all our green spaces.

I feel privileged to be in a position to serve our community and will work hard to both maintain and deliver enhancements to all the facilities around the village.

Correspondence address: 
c/o West End Parish Council
Sports Pavilion, Benner Lane
West End, Woking
Surrey
GU24 9JP

See also

News

West End Parish Councillors unveil the village's new sign

West End Parish Council have installed the new village sign on the recreation ground. The design of the sign reflects the history of the village, the extensive lowland heath, and the herd of Red Deer that reside on the heath.   Pictured, Cllr Graham Alleway, Cllr Giles Lowe and Cllr John Med

Cleaning up the village pond at West End rec

Parish Councillors donned waders and wellies to clean up the village pond at West End recreation ground. With the water level slightly lower in the summer sun, Parish Councillors Graham Alleway, Dave Elliott, John Medhurst, Giles Lowe and Tony Henderson volunteered their time to tackle the inv

Let the good times roll - West End's new skate park opens

The new skate park on the village recreation ground in West End has opened, with local councillors being amongst the the first to hit the ramps on four-wheels. Proposals for a skate park in West End were first put forward to West End Parish Council in October 2015, as enthusiastic local youngs

West End Parish Councillors improve parking bays for residents and businesses

Following concerns raised by residents and businesses about the very poor state of the parking bays along Gosden Road, West End, the Parish Council used its funds to carry out work to prevent the bay from deteriorating further. Whilst responsibility and maintenance of highways lies with Surrey Coun