Past presidents
The Society of District Council Treasurers was formed in 1974 and represents, through the Treasurer (Section 151 Officers), the original 320 districts in England and Wales (now reduced to 201 after the reorganisation oflocal government)
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1974-75
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Jeffrey Hicks
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Reading
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1975-76
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Cyril Osborn
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Bedford
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1976-77
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Sydney Tongue
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1977-78
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Bert Bucknall
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Mole Valley
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1978-79
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Bernard Luckhurst
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Southend
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1979-80
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Kenneth Webster
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Leicester
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1980-81
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Edwin Walder
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Derby
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1981-82
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Geoffrey Chambers
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Gloucester
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1982-83
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Michael Rogers
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Eastbourne
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1983-84
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Derek Wardman
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Blackpool
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1984-85
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Stuart Capon
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Canterbury
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1985-86
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Richard Pace
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Wealdon
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1986-87
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Howard Longden
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Hove
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1987-88
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Alan Scholes
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Norwich
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1988-89
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Bernard Frowd OBE
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Exeter
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1989-90
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Sydney Stares
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Nottingham
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1990-91
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Lawrie Lockley
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St Edmundsbury
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1991-92
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Jack Clark OBE
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Warrington
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1992-93
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Ewan Rayner
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Huntingdonshire
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1993-94
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John Butler
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Swansea
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1994-95
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Robert Davy
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Chichester
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1995-96
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Raymond Bolton
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Forest Heath
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1996-97
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Ian Brooke
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Huntingdonshire
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1997-98
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Tim Day
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Stafford
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1998-99
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Peter Giddings
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Test Valley
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1999-00
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Roger Scott
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Mole Valley
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2000-01
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Harold Chapman
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North Cornwall
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2001-02
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Ken Barnes
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South Norfolk
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2002-03
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Sid Pritchard
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Wychavon
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2003-04
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Clive Willets
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Chelmsford
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2004-05
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Bob Austin
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Cotswold
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2005-06
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David Wood
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Malvern Hills
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2006-07
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Clive Allen
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Surrey Heath
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2007
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Chris Malyon
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New Forest
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2008
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Mary Hawkins
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Warwick
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2009
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Angela George (nee Brown)
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Carlisle
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2010
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Grahame Lucas
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Worcester
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2011
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Jason Vaughan
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Weymouth and Portland
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2012-13
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Sally Marshall (two year term)
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Dacorum
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2014-15
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Peter Stuart (two year term)
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Mid Sussex
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2016-17
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Norma Atlay (two year term)
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North Hertfordshire
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2018-19
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Jill Penn (two year term)
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Broadland
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| 2020-21 |
Simone Hines (two year term) |
Nuneaton and Bedford |
| 2021-22 |
Alison Scott (two year term) |
Watford BC and Three Rivers DC |