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    • Councillor Alex Houghton

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    Title: Sheriff of Southampton - 2020-2021

    Party: Conservative

    Ward: Peartree

    Other councillors representing this Ward:

    • Councillor Tom Bell
    • Councillor Eamonn Keogh

    More information about this councillor

    • Attendance record
    • Register of interests PDF 71 KB
    • Voting record

    Surgery details

    Home visits can be arranged with Councillor Houghton by telephone or email.

    Contact information

    Correspondence address: 
    c/o Member Services
    Southampton City Council
    Civic Centre
    Southampton
    SO14 7LY

    Bus. phone:  023 8083 2430 / 3340

    Email:  Councillor.a.houghton@southampton.gov.uk

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    Committee appointments

    • Chipperfield Trust
    • Council (Sheriff)
    • Scrutiny Inquiry Panel - Tackling Childhood Obesity in Southampton (Vice-Chair)

    Terms of Office

    • 08/05/2015 - 02/05/2019
    • 03/05/2019 - 04/05/2023

    Appointments to outside bodies

    • Community Chest Advisory Panel

    Additional Information

    “Councillor Alex Houghton was elected to represent Peartree Ward in 2015 and then re-elected in 2019. He has lived in Southampton all his life, growing up in Bitterne where he attended local schools (Bitterne Manor Primary School and St George Catholic Boys School) and subsequently Southampton University where he graduated in 2013.

     

    From 2005 to 2011, Alex was a member of the Southampton City Youth Parliament and in his work as a councillor he believes in the importance of all parts of Southampton having a voice in council decision making. As well as his work as a ward councillor, since 2015, Alex has been a member of the Council’s Health Scrutiny panel. This has developed his focus on health issues across the city and the council’s important role in improving the health of residents”.