Trevor Snaith has lived in High Wycombe for over 35 years.

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He has been a Councillor on Wycombe District Council for 8 years. Trevor has also been Mayor of High Wycombe and has been actively involved with many local voluntary organisations, groups and charities in the High Wycombe area.

Trevor raised over £500k to deliver the Wrights Meadow Community Centre and is currently a trustee of the centre. He has also worked closely with WISE to assist them on securing planning permission for their religious centre. He was also instrumental in stopping the closure of Holywell Mead Pool on the Rye and also put pressure on the Council to get it reopened.

Trevor has been a campaigner for the return of A&E to High Wycombe and continues to push for its return.

Trevor started the Wycombe Santa Sleigh in 2013 during his Mayoral Year. Wycombe Santa Sleigh annually collects for many local groups and charities.

At the start of lockdown in March 2020, Trevor created The Disraeli Coronavirus Support Group to help those struggling with lockdown. He set up The Pastures Church Food Bank, leading to the development of The Sticky Bun Runs around Downley. Trevor is also Chairman of Wycombe Food Hub, which also emerged from the work with The Pastures Food Bank.

Trevor, along with Khalil and Melanie are actively involved in a number of activities and campaigns in Downley. These include petitioning for a crossing outside the Disraeli School, petitioning for a doctors surgery in Downley, and working with Buckinghamshire Council on additional parking In Hughenden Park near Coates Lane.

Trevor believes in local democracy and fully supports Parish and Town Councils.

Trevor firmly believes that councillors are there to serve local residents and be community leaders, even more so in times of need. Those of you who have met Trevor know he will serve the residents of Downley well and always delivers what he promises.