Hartfield Branch

Hartfield Branch

The Hartfield Branch includes Coleman's Hatch, Groombridge and Withyham.

Chairman:  Mr Julian Beare

 If you are interested in joining the branch please contact the Chairman [email protected]

The Branch organises a number of social events for members and supporters, such as its well-attended garden party and a popular bridge afternoon, as well as campaigning for our hard-working candidates at election time.

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Julian Beare

Julian Beare

Chairman of Hartfield and Withyham Branch
Julian Beare is Chairman of Hartfield Conservative Branch, covering Hartfield and Withyham wards.  
Bruce Rainbow - Hartfield Conservatives

Bruce Rainbow

Hartfield Conservatives Secretary and Treasurer
Bruce has  lived in the village for over 33 years with his wife, Jane. Their daughters, Emily and Annabel, went to Hartfield Primary School and both now work in animal welfare.He is Secretary and Treasurer of Hartfield Conservatives. 
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