Our Team

A Wiveliscombe resident for 36 years, Pauline has a sales and editorial background. She is Chair of the Wiveliscombe Civic and Historical Society and is also a presenter on community radio station 10Radio.

Pauline also runs the biennial 10 Parishes Festival, a celebration of the arts and crafts so prevalent in the 10 Parishes area. Pauline loves theatre, books and she and her husband Bob have a huge interest in gardening.

Andrew retired in 2015 as Relationship Director Corporate Banking South West for Lloyds Bank Plc. He has lived in Huish Champflower for 34 years. He also served for 9 years as a non-executive for LiveWest, the largest housing association in the South West.

Previous pro bono appointments include serving as a governor at Kingsmead School, a trustee at Hospiscare (the Exeter hospice), and treasurer of Wimbleball Sailing Club. His interests include sailing, cycling, walking, bridge and travel.

Alan moved to Wiveliscombe in 2021, and became a Director in 2022. He retired at the start of 2026, having previously worked in a variety of industries including aerospace, insurance, oil exploration, brewing and retail.

He is also a trustee of Open SU, the  students union of the Open University and the Wiveliscombe Town Hall Trust. He can be found every Saturday morning at Long Run Meadow in Taunton trying to go a bit faster at the weekly parkrun and is a season ticket holder at Somerset Cricket club, where he hopes to learn the difference between square leg and silly mid off.

Ewan and his family have lived in Milverton for over 20 years. His first career was as an officer in the Royal Navy, much of this time flying in the Fleet Air Arm. On retiring as a Commander after 27 years in the Navy, he qualified as a teacher and spent 15 years teaching geography and games at Brymore School, Cannington. He finally retired in 2011.

He has been involved with a number of village activities, was a governor at Milverton School for 12 years (including 4 as Chairman) and he has been a volunteer driver for Wivey Link for 9 years and a Director for 8 years. Other interests include travel, walking, sport (particularly rugby), gardening and reading

After 30 years of living and working in Central London, running a property management business, Liz decided to sell the business, swap high heels for welly boots and move to Wiveliscombe in 2018. She originally started driving for Wiveylink as a way to get to know the area and found that she loved meeting new and interesting people every time she got behind the wheel. After a few years of driving she also joined the board in April 2021. She is lifeguard and Chair at Wivey Pool. In her spare time, she enjoys riding her motorbike, skydiving, going to the gym and trips to the cinema.

Andy has lived in the area since 2002.   He has spent much of this time travelling the UK delivering Microsoft Dynamics 365 projects for numerous Government departments and authorities as well as businesses in the private sector.   

Andy ended his career working for IBM retiring at the beginning of 2020.  He started as an office volunteer beginning of 2022 and was invited to join the WAP Board November 2022.   His interests are music, gardening and DIY.   Andy is also the caretaker for the old property he and his wife have enjoyed since moving to Somerset.