Cllr Ann Sayers
Deputy Mayor of the Borough of Worthing 2009/2010
Councillor Ann Sayers is the Deputy Mayor of the Borough of Worthing.
Deputy Mayor Councillor Ann Sayers Biography
Ann was born in Crawley, West Sussex, her mother a schoolteacher and her father a Nurseryman. Being brought up in a horticultural environment, Ann still retains an interest in our parks and gardens.
Ann attended Horsham High School after passing what was then the eleven plus. Travelling to Horsham by train she met her husband, Tony, who was attending Colyer’s Grammar School and also came from Crawley. They married when he was serving with the Royal Marines moving house many times during this period. They subsequently had four children and now have ten grandchildren and one great grandson. The family are the most important part of their lives.
Ann and Tony went into business when Tony retired from the Royal Marines and have first hand knowledge of the problems which arise from owning small retail businesses.
Ann was a Governor at West Park School until January 2009, is on the committee for ‘The Friends of the Museum’, is a member of Worthing Baptist Church and a member of Worthing Light Opera Company. She has many interests, amongst which are History, Art, Embroidery and Cross stitch.
Ann was the Councillor for Durrington, which she enjoyed; her interests on the Borough Council are Planning, Licensing, Parks and Gardens, the Seafront, Education and the Anti-social Behaviour of our youth today.
Ann was the Mayor elect for 2006 but lost her seat in the Local Election. Since 2007 she has been Councillor for Goring. Ann is looking forward to her year as Mayor, an honour and privilege which she had never thought to obtain.
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