Nina Boteva-Thomas
Nina lives in Market Harborough with her two children. Nina is an IT professional with
an extensive experience in programme and project management, governance,
budgeting, and strategic decision-making.
She also serves as a Trustee of the Arts
Fresco Street Theatre Festival and brings a strong understanding of effective
charitable oversight. Nina values the longstanding role of the Howard Symington
Charity in the town and is focused on helping to strengthen its impact for the local community.
Paul Anderson
Paul moved to Market Harborough in 2001 after a long stint working in The Netherlands. He is a retired technology and business consultant. Much of his time is now spent on music, he is a singer and guitarist and has played at many venues around the town.
He also does some sound engineering work for touring bands. He has been a member of the Harborough Twenty 12 Lions Club since it chartered in 2012. He is married with two daughters and four grandchildren.
Peter Buckingham
Born and bred in Leicestershire, Peter has worked in Market Harborough for over 25 years, and is now keen to give back to the local community. Interests include rugby, golf and sailing, and of course walking the dog!
Roger Dunton MBE
Roger was a local councillor for over 30 years and is a former Chairman of Harborough District Councillor. He was a local firefighter based in Harborough for 30 years. He is married with three grown up children, all of whom were educated in town. He is a member of the local Lions Club and also works with two other charities.
David Lander
Originally a Derbyshire lad, David - now retired, moved to Market Harborough with his family in 1979. Married with two adult sons and four grandchildren, he is a blood donor and has been involved in the teaching and administration of amateur swimming since 1969.
David is also a trustee of another local charity and is a “Rudolph” to the Scout’s Santa towing Santa’s Sleigh around town at Christmas.
Pamela Roberts
Pamela was born and brought up in Market Harborough. She qualified as a town planner and worked for Harborough District Council for several years before moving into consultancy and then the civil service. She has seen the town grow over the years and is keen to ensure that the work of the charity helps to improve life for residents in the area.
Jayne Wisely-Sharland
Jayne has lived in the Market Harborough area for over 25 years. She worked for
Harborough District Council for 13 years, and worked in Local Government for over
30 years in the area of Leisure and Health. More recently, Jayne owned her own
Motorhome Rental business, and is now enjoying semi-retirement and being able to
spend more time with her family.
Her interests include Motorhoming both within this country and further afield in Europe, as well as standing on a soggy sideline on a
Sunday supporting her son play rugby for Market Harborough RUFC, as well as
supporting the club as a volunteer first aider and mini’s fixture secretary.