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Chelsea and Fulham
Candidate Manifesto: Life StoryGreg was born in 1965 in New York , the son of British parents, and lived in the USA until he was seven years old. Thereafter, Greg was educated at state schools in England , but the family was constantly on the move, due to the Labour Government of 1974 – 1979 closing down grammar schools.Greg left Dr. Challoner´s Grammar School in 1984 to go to Cambridge University to read history. First, he took a “gap...
Conservative
Chelsea and Fulham
Candidate Manifesto: Guy works as a health researcher, protecting health patients through regulation. A member of the Green Party since 2010, he stood as a candidate at the May 2014 London local elections. He has strong local links with the constituency, having lived in Fulham for eight years and in Hammersmith & Fulham borough for 20 and worked in Kensington and Chelsea. He served as an elected local Labour councillor on...
Green
Cities of London and Westminster
Candidate Manifesto: Hugh has been a member of the Green Party since 2012 and stood as candidate for Marylebone High Street Ward in a by-election in 2013 and again in the 2014 local elections. Hugh says: “It’s a privilege to represent the Green Party in the Cities of London and Westminster, the financial and legislative nerve centre of the country. The policy of fiscal tightening agreed by the main parties has failed by their own...
Green
Kensington
Candidate Manifesto: Jack Bovill has lived in Earl’s Court, Kensington for the last 45 years. He first came to Kensington in 1970 and apart from three years in Australia, has lived there ever since.Jack started work in a bank in the City and after six years moved on to a new career purchasing buildings for various schools teaching English, A & S level and Secretarial courses. Wishing to expand his learning he also owned a jewellery...
UKIP
Battersea
Candidate Manifesto: Thank you for visiting my website. I am the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for the Battersea seat at the General Election on 7 May. You can find out more about my work and activities on both before dissolution, when I was the MP in Parliament, and now out and about in the constituency as a candidate. And there’s more about my local and national campaigns at www.janeellison.net/janes-campaigns.I am honoured and...
Conservative
Cities of London and Westminster
Candidate Manifesto: Jill McLachlan's manifesto goes here
Christian People's Alliance
Battersea
Candidate Manifesto: I have dedicated 27 years to voluntary service in my local community; as chair and committee member of the Family Centre, Vice Chair of the Doddington Business Centre, Chair of the North & South Leaseholders’ Association, a member of the residents’ association and as a hard working member of the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital Trust.
Green
Battersea
Candidate Manifesto: Luke Taylor has been an active member of the Liberal Democrats for six years. Outside the Wandsworth party, Luke is a member of the Association of Liberal Democrat Engineers and Scientists, who work to promote policy based on evidence, research and sound science.Luke has a master’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Imperial College London, and works as a transport planner in central London, where his role...
Liberal Democrat
Cities of London and Westminster
Candidate Manifesto: Mark was first elected as the MP for the Cities of London and Westminster constituency in 2001, and was re-elected with an increased majority in 2005. In the 2010 General Election he was returned to parliament once more having been re-elected in the revised constituency (bearing the same name) with a further increased majority of 11,076. This result took Mark’s share of the vote locally to over 50% for the first...
Conservative
Hammersmith
Candidate Manifesto: Millicent Scott was born in Hammersmith and grew up in Shepherd’s Bush. She went to St Peter’s Primary School in Hammersmith and St Paul’s Girls’ School on Brook Green. She is a graduate of the University of London and University of Edinburgh. Millicent decided to stand for election herself after many years working in the private, charity and education sectors including for the BBC, the Association for Citizenship...
Liberal Democrat