About Margaret
Margaret originates from North-West London and lives with her husband, Ron, in Milton Keynes. She attended Chiswick Grammar School for Girls and the now University of Westminster. Her early employment was 
in management, but she was always interested in classical novels and enjoyed writing poetry and prose.
Margaret has written eight novels and is a member of the Royal Society of Literature and The Jane Austen Society. She was a Committee Member of Speakeasy for ten years, and has represented literature at County level. She is also a well-known activist, lobbyist and writes commentary and vision (google UK Margaret Bowker Sunday Telegraph). She has always been interested in her local area. She helped to establish its Town Council and acted as liaison for a protest group representing many areas. For the past nine years, she has successfully lobbied for a number of very large projects in Milton Keynes, including the New University, University Centre and the amazing Wolverton Park, which is preserving important parts of UK's railway heritage in the historic town of Wolverton.
Margaret is unfunded in lobbying for these multi-million pound projects and non-political, but greatly assisted by Ron, a former Consulting Engineer, who was involved with the construction of Lloyds of London, waste derived fuel, ejector seats and was one of the Engineers advising the Privy Council in setting up the Engineering Council. Ron prepares the manuscripts for Pembury Publishing and is an experienced project adviser. They are also Community Lobbyists for the Radcliffe Initiative and its accompanying super health centre, and have lobbied amongst other projects, for Bletchley Park, Stadium MK, green spaces in MK, West End phase 1, City Status and are interested in the Network Rail head office development.
Margaret was involved in the expansion of women's associations and began to write romantic historical novels with strong female characters more than a decade ago.
