Garth and wife Lucy moved from Boyton to Woodbridge in 2011, Lucy having long-standing Suffolk connections. Garth was a partner for many years in a City law firm. In retirement he has served on various boards, including Birkbeck College, Flagship Group, National Youth Choir and Britten Pears Arts. His interests include classical music and hiking since he has retired from motorbiking.

Kirk and his young family moved from south-east London to Melton in 1987 but he knew the area well before that having first seen Woodbridge from his father's boat. Having now retired as an NHS consultant and moved into central Woodbridge he has sought to play a part in the Society's role in preserving and enhancing the town's attraction.

Lindsay was raised in Suffolk and returned in 2007 after a career in retail banking. In retirement he managed his local almshouses and a charity providing training to the voluntary sector. He currently volunteers for New Horizons in Woodbridge and was the Melton Parish Tree Warden. He was an officer of the Woodbridge Cruising Club for many years.

Anne has lived in Suffolk since the 1970s and in Woodbridge since 2011. She has worked with a wide range of charitable organisations including MacMillan Cancer Support, Home Start and The Arts Society in Ipswich and across East Anglia. As a co-ordinator with Victim Support for 15 years she was responsible for training volunteers and for organising fundraising events.

Carol has lived in Woodbridge for 70 years and worked for Neal's Auction Department. Her main interests are gardening and history and she has served on several committees of local societies. As well as this Society (for which she works on the production of its Newsletter) she is a member of Friends of Woodbridge Museum, Grundisburgh History Group, Ipswich Society and the Suffolk Local History Society.

Pieter moved to Woodbridge in 2010 where the family had owned a property since 1970. After graduating in history at London University he took up a career in public health mainly in the NHS but also in West Africa and the Middle East. For the last 12 years, he has worked for Noble Caledonia as a freelance Travel Tour Manager. He is a volunteer at Woodbridge Museum and is researching the historic centre of Woodbridge and especially Cumberland St. He leads on the Society's Blue Plaque scheme.

John and his wife Susan moved to Woodbridge in 2015 after 23 years in Little Bealings. John’s career was in commercial property investment and development and, until retirement in 2006, he was a Director of a FTSE 100 property company. After that he was Treasurer of the DYC for some years and, until 2021, a Trustee of a Suffolk Charity, the Kerrison Trust. Currently, his interests include cars and his dog, a Border Collie. He is the chair of the Society's Planning Group.

Bryony has lived in Melton since 2002 and she joined the parish council in 2007, serving as Chair from 2011 until 2014. She went on to found Melton WI and it is still thriving today. With a degree in English with Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Literature, she is passionate about Sutton Hoo and became a volunteer for the National Trust in 2005. In 2018 she was elected Chair of the Sutton Hoo Society, building links with heritage groups and establishing the SAXON Editorial board for the Society’s Newsletter.  Bryony is a Life Fellow of the RSA and before retiring in 2016 she had a successful career as a human resources professional and freelance Executive Coach, working on Leadership development projects at an international business school.  Bryony is committed to using her skills and experience to advance the aims and purpose of the Woodbridge and Melton Society.