“He was a role model of public service”: Tributes to chair of Milton Keynes Lib Dem group after sudden death

Community leaders, politicians, and residents have paid tribute to the late Cllr Ron Seddon, chair of the Milton Keynes Liberal Democrat group, who died suddenly on Tuesday, 11th October 2022.

Ron was a dedicated and passionate public servant who made a significant contribution to the community of Milton Keynes. He was first elected as a councillor in 2003 and served as chair of the Lib Dem group since 2019.

During his time as a councillor, Ron was a tireless advocate for his constituents. He was particularly passionate about improving public transport, protecting the environment, and supporting local businesses.

Ron was also a keen supporter of the arts and culture. He was a member of the Milton Keynes Arts Council and was instrumental in bringing a number of cultural events to the city, including the annual Milton Keynes International Festival.

In addition to his work as a councillor, Ron was also a magistrate and a member of the Milton Keynes Citizens Advice Bureau. He was a true public servant who was always willing to go the extra mile to help others.

Ron's death is a great loss to the Milton Keynes community. He was a respected and admired figure who will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

Tributes to Ron Seddon

“Ron was a role model of public service. He was always putting the needs of others before his own. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.” - Cllr Jane Carr, Leader of Milton Keynes Council

“Ron was a passionate and dedicated councillor who always fought for what he believed in. He was a true champion for the people of Milton Keynes.” - Cllr Robin Bradburn, Leader of the Milton Keynes Liberal Democrat Group

“Ron was a good friend and colleague. He was always willing to help others and was a great asset to the Milton Keynes community.” - Cllr David Hopkins, Deputy Leader of the Milton Keynes Liberal Democrat Group

“Ron was a tireless advocate for the arts and culture in Milton Keynes. He will be sadly missed by the local arts community.” - David Whitehill, Director of the Milton Keynes Arts Council

“Ron was a dedicated public servant who always put the needs of others first. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.” - Milton Keynes Citizens Advice Bureau