Bredbury Green & Romiley
Councillor Mark Roberts
Mark lives in Romiley with his dog Roo. In his time as our councillor he's been proud to champion the needs of local people and help where he can to improve the lives of his neighbours. Serving through the global pandemic highlighted to Mark how community minded our area is and made him spring to action - creating a councillor prescription delivery service during the height of lockdown when people needed their medicine, working as a team with Lisa Smart and Angie Clark to ensure vulnerable people got what they needed. Since then he has particularly championed issues linked to the environment, climate change and tackling speeding, introducing electric vehicle charging points all over the area and having pushed for Stockport to introduce 20mph on residential roads.
Councillor Angie Clark
Angie has lived her whole life in the sight of Werneth Low, raising her family here and living in Romiley for over thirty years. One of her favourite things about being a councillor is getting involved in our community. She is a dedicated member of the ‘Friends of Romiley Station’ and ‘Friends of Chadkirk’ groups. A particular interest of hers is public transport and ensuring everyone in our community has access to clean, safe accessible and efficient transport.
Councillor Rachel Bresnahan
Rachel lives just off Cherry Tree Lane and is known for her unwavering passion, commitment, and energy. A dedicated community champion, she founded the Cherry Tree Project in Romiley and leads Stockport's Food Network and School Uniforms for All scheme. Her work connects food banks, reduces waste through pre-loved uniforms, and by creating a youth hub, food bank, and community centre, she provides a vital space for people of all generations. In 2023, she raised over £10,000 for charity by walking Hadrian’s Wall. Rachel’s faith drives her dedication to service, and she credits Mark, Angie, and Lisa for supporting her efforts in recent years to building a thriving hub at the heart of the community.