Our Mission
Empowering Bracknell’s Future Through Local Elections
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Local elections, whether general or by-elections, are essential to strengthening our community and ensuring responsive, representative governance. They provide residents with the opportunity to shape their neighbourhood’s direction, address urgent local issues, and ensure that their voices are reflected in decision-making processes. Each election, from regular cycles to by-elections, marks a new chapter in Bracknell’s evolving landscape, giving voters the chance to elect leaders who understand their concerns and have a clear vision for the future.
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For Bracknell, where housing, public safety, environmental sustainability, and infrastructure are top priorities, each election allows us to align our leadership with our values. As Bracknell grows and faces new challenges, these elections are crucial in driving policies that balance development with community needs, foster safety, protect the environment and support accessible, sustainable transport.
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By staying informed, asking questions, and participating in these elections, residents contribute to the collective strength of Bracknell. This page serves as your guide to understanding the current by-election candidates, their priorities and the values they stand to represent. Thank you for joining us in shaping Bracknell’s future.
Governance
Chairman
Malcolm Tullett
I am a proud Bracknell resident and family man who also has a business in the constituency. Having previously been elected as a Borough and Town Councillor, I remain committed to using my knowledge and experience to represent your interests truthfully and robustly, for the benefit of the branch and the local community it serves. I will focus on the issues which are important to you. I hope you will continue to make your voices heard and I look forward to welcoming you to our lively Reformist Club where you can exchange your views with other likeminded residents and local business owners.
Deputy Chairman
Justin Bellhouse
Originally from Penge, South East London, I relocated to Berkshire in 2000 and have lived in Harmans Water since 2003. I'm deeply concerned about the mismanagement of both the Labour and Conservative parties at national and local levels, particularly with the high tax burden and fuel prices. As Deputy Chairman of the Reform UK Bracknell branch, I’m committed to challenging Labour's control of the Council, especially their environmental policies that threaten our green spaces. My goal is to strengthen Reform UK’s presence and become a strong voice for Bracknell residents, advocating for local priorities over Labour's national agenda.
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Admin & Finance
Branch Treasurer
Owen Lake
I am a retired local government manager with experience in finance and housing. My wife and I have lived in Bracknell for over 40 years and have 2 children and 2 grandchildren. As treasurer I monitor income and expenditure. I work closely with the fundraising team.