Julian Stanyer is a past Mayor of Tunbridge Wells (2014-2015). He is married to Annie and lives in Langton Green. His three daughters also live in the area and all went to Langton School and Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar School.
Outside politics, he works as a Chartered Surveyor within local government in Essex. He is an expert in Regeneration and was a Director and Deputy Chairman of the British Urban Regeneration Association under Lord Patrick Jenkin..
He has represented Speldhurst & Bidborough Ward as Conservative borough councillor since May 2008. He has a long record of working within and with local government as both Director and Consultant. He is a tenacious advocate of well-managed local authorities and has a history of supporting this through his work on the Audit & Governance Committee and the Overview & Scrutiny Committee where he was Chairman and currently through interventions in the Council debates on these issues.
Currently, he is a member of the Planning Policy Working Group, as well as Chairman of the Joint Transportation Board with Kent County Council.
He is Chairman of the Langton Green, Speldhurst and Bidborough Branch of the Conservatives and Chairman of the Tunbridge Wells Twinning and Friendship Association with Wiesbaden in Germany. He is a Council nominated Board Member of the award winning Trinity Theatre and Arts Complex, a leading arts complex within the south east of England..
You can contact him via email on julianstanyer@btinternet.com Also representing the ward are Cllr David Jukes and Cllr Julia Soyke.
The Boundary Commission has confirmed its recommendations for major changes to the boundaries of local parliamentary seats which will result in a total reduction of 50 Parliamentary seats nationwide.
Tunbridge Wells & Corwborough seat remains unchanged from the Commissions earlier proposals they published last year. These recommendations can be brought before Parliament for a vote at 24 hours' notice and there are no further opportunities for consultation.
