Sarah Charman is a retired civil servant who currently serves as Bailiff to the historic Colyton Chamber of Feoffees in East Devon, is a Trustee of the Colyton Parish History Society, and is a volunteer for the National Trust.For many years, she worked at the heart of the British government, in the Home Office, Cabinet Office and at No 10 Downing Street, where she served as a press adviser to two Prime Ministers, Margaret Thatcher and John Major, from 1988 to 1992\. She has a BA in Politics and Law from the University of Kent at Canterbury and an MA in Political Science from Ohio University.In 1980, she researched and co-wrote a book on the History of the North Atlantic Assembly, based in Brussels. Since retiring to Colyton, Sarah has written a number of booklets and newspaper articles about local history. Sarah relaxes by walking, taking photos, travelling, making jam, knitting and doing tai chi.

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Sarah Charman is a retired civil servant who currently serves as Bailiff to the historic Colyton Chamber of Feoffees in East Devon, is a Trustee of the Colyton Parish History Society, and is a volunteer for the National Trust.For many years, she worked at the heart of the British government, in the Home Office, Cabinet Office and at No 10 Downing Street, where she served as a press adviser to two Prime Ministers, Margaret Thatcher and John Major, from 1988 to 1992\. She has a BA in Politics and Law from the University of Kent at Canterbury and an MA in Political Science from Ohio University.In 1980, she researched and co-wrote a book on the History of the North Atlantic Assembly, based in Brussels. Since retiring to Colyton, Sarah has written a number of booklets and newspaper articles about local history. Sarah relaxes by walking, taking photos, travelling, making jam, knitting and doing tai chi.

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Sarah Charman is a retired civil servant who currently serves as Bailiff to the historic Colyton Chamber of Feoffees in East Devon, is a Trustee of the Colyton Parish History Society, and is a volunteer for the National Trust.For many years, she worked at the heart of the British government, in the Home Office, Cabinet Office and at No 10 Downing Street, where she served as a press adviser to two Prime Ministers, Margaret Thatcher and John Major, from 1988 to 1992\. She has a BA in Politics and Law from the University of Kent at Canterbury and an MA in Political Science from Ohio University.In 1980, she researched and co-wrote a book on the History of the North Atlantic Assembly, based in Brussels. Since retiring to Colyton, Sarah has written a number of booklets and newspaper articles about local history. Sarah relaxes by walking, taking photos, travelling, making jam, knitting and doing tai chi.

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