Our people

Bernadette Evans

Bernadette co-owns Branca Restaurant and Deli in Jericho and heads up the Jericho Traders Association. Loneliness in our society is on the increase and protecting our high streets as community hub has never been more important. We all love a natter at the till!

Linda Elms

Linda has owned Hot Diggity Dawg for nine years and employs ten local people. Linda said, “It’s so important that local mobile businesses have representation. We should be involved in the decisions being made by the council. I’m speaking not just for my own business, but for all of us”.

Peter West

Peter West leads the Headington and St Clement’s Business Groups, serving as a central hub for communication between the diverse businesses and, particularly, the city and county councils regarding shared concerns.

Jenny Wells

Jenny has been a mobile hairdresser for many years and she knows how difficult it can be for trades to get from job to job.

Zack Iqbal

Oxford has given me a lot and I believe in giving back. I’ve run businesses for over a decade and founded the city’s first EV micro mobility business. I know the pressures local businesses face. The current transport restrictions, especially the LTNs, are doing real damage.