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HOW TO VOTE On 10 June 2004, you, the residents and voters of Greater London will be Who am I voting for? able to vote in elections to choose: The has powers over a wide range of services in London, ■ The Mayor of London including: transport; policing; fire and safety; urban regeneration; economic ■ 25 members of the development; and arts and culture. ■ Nine members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to represent London This booklet contains information to help you decide who you want to vote How do I vote? for and how to vote. In the election for the Mayor you have two votes – one for a first choice On page 1, opposite, there is an explanation of the role of the Mayor of and one for a second choice. You will be given a ballot paper like this: London, including a picture of the ballot paper and details of how to vote. Mark an X in the first column next to

On pages 2 to 21, there is more detailed information from each of the the name of the person who is your first candidates who want to be Mayor on what they would do if they were choice for Mayor of London. If you do elected. The contents of these pages are the candidates’ own responsibility. not vote in this column, your ballot On page 22 there is an explanation of the role of the London Assembly, paper will not be counted. along with details of how to vote and a picture of the ballot paper. On pages Mark an X next to the name of the person 23 to 26, we have listed the candidates for Constituency and London-wide who would be your second choice for Assembly members. Mayor of London. If you do not vote in Finally, on page 27, there is an explanation of the role of the European this column, your first choice vote will Parliament, including how to vote and what the ballot paper looks like. still be counted. If you vote twice for On pages 28 to 29, London’s European Parliamentary candidates are listed. the same candidate, your second vote will not count. Do not mark more than one X in each column – your votes will not be counted if you do. Do not fold your ballot paper. Anthony Mayer Greater London Returning Officer How the votes work Regional Returning Officer – London region If one candidate gets more than half of the first choice votes, he or she is the winner. Mayoral candidate information pages: If no candidate gets more than half of the first choice votes, all candidates Frank Maloney 2-3 Darren Johnson 12-13 except the two with the most are ruled out of the contest. The ballot papers Steve Norris 4-5 Dr Tammy Nagalingam 14-15 of those voters whose first choice vote was for an eliminated candidate are Ram Gidoomal C.B.E. 6-7 Lorna Reid 16-17 then examined. Any second choice votes from these ballot papers for the two Ken Livingstone 8-9 Simon Hughes 18-19 remaining candidates are added to their scores. Whoever of the two remaining Julian Leppert 10-11 Lindsey German 20-21 candidates then has the most first and second choice votes is the winner. 1

2 3 4 5 London expects crime to be tackled: I will lead the drive to make London a safer place for all and to restore public confidence in the police and legal system. Our children deserve the best: As Mayor, I'll see that through education children are given a framework of learning and both moral and personal values. London needs 130 new schools. I will see they have a Christian/Faith foundation. Six out of the ten of Britain's poorest boroughs are still in London despite 4 years of the GLA. This is intolerable: I will use my business expertise to establish a £500 million

London Regeneration Fund to bring new life and jobs to the capital. The divide between rich and poor has to be tackled.

It should be possible for London to have an coherent, integrated transport system: This is still not happening. I will “ see that it does. As Mayor I will do all I can to bring Christian values of justice, integrity, compassion and reconciliation. Far from being a weakness, our diversity is a cause of celebration Ram Gidoomal C.B.E. and a source of strength. From a corner shop in Shepherd’s Bush aged 16, to the top of a £150 million multi-national employing 7,000 people, Phone Ram Gidoomal on: "Ram has that rare combination Ram Gidoomal now puts his energies into improving life 0208 408 9304 of business acumen and an for thousands of Londoners through running job skills or see him at: entepreneurial flair and social programmes, and as an advisor to Government, business, www.ramgidoomal4london.com commitment to building a better the health service and the voluntary sector. or Email him at: London." JOHN WHITNEY [email protected] Capital Radio's first Chief Executive London deserves better than to be kicked around Please give Ram Gidoomal C.B.E. your 1st Vote for Mayor b left, right and centre by the main political parties. That’s why I am standing, to give Londoners a choice of something different. Ram Gidoomal “Competence and accountability are needed more than PR CHRISTIAN peoples ALLIANCE and politicians. As Mayor of London I pledge to deliver Promoted and published by Peter Flower on behalf of Ram Gidoomal both of them. both at 14 The Causeway, Sutton, Surrey, SM2 5RS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DR TAMMY NAGALINGAM MANIFESTO

CONTACT TRANSPORT: Review and make changes to all aspects and provide best value for money to all – businesses, residents and commuters. Congestion charging – have 29 TELLSON AVENUE LONDON SE18 4PD it between 7am and 9.30am only. Raise revenue by other means. No big lorries or PO BOX 22110 4ZH between 6am and 6pm in central London. Persuade councils not to have too http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/we_londoners many one way systems and too many road ramps in smaller roads. Environmental e-mail: [email protected] pollution is caused by the length of time a vehicle is driven. London’s economy is very important. Small businesses should not be hindered by double yellow lines on the non-business side of roads. Bus lane problems need sorting. HISTORY ENVIRONMENT: The Mayor needs to see that the environment should not cause MEDICAL: MBBS, DPH, FRIPH health hazards. Who would be better than a doctor trained in the speciality? Public health is a matter for the Borough councils. The Mayor can help them here. COMPUTING: HNC, HND, Networking It would save the NHS money and get our city clean. IT: Diploma in Digital Communications, CAD/CAM, Mechatronics. POLICING: Provide sufficient funds for recruiting and training officers. Have better street lighting in alley-ways and corners of trouble spots. Get councils to provide MUSIC: LOCM, LOCF (Sound engineering) CCTV in problem council estates and other problem areas. TRAINED: Business studies, Media software, Real Estate, Environment and With due attention to other areas under control of the Mayor: public health. Planning – London Development Agency (LDA) EXPERIENCE: Liaison ability and advisory roles with various sectors in hospital; Land use – Spatial Development Agency with parents and school heads as a school doctor to normal and Promoting London special schools, nurseries and child protection teams. Can help London Boroughs provide better services. Ran a private nursing Capital expenditure for the 4 functional bodies – Police, Emergency Planning home and a private blood bank. Currently self employed. Provided Authority, LDA and Transport for London ideas to solve BSE, oil strike, no Iraq war. Worked in most hospitals Culture, sport and the media (the Olympics, celebrate St George’s Day in Hyde Park in London over the last 30 years. Knows London well. which I have tried to make happen over the last 2 years) Use of Trafalgar and Parliament Squares OTHER: Self made. Gave up 3 continents to live in the middle of a council estate in London for the past 16 years. Knows the problems well. Liaising with other organisations Car owner who used public transport as sole method of transport for 50% of the Mayor’s salary will be donated to a new charity the past 4 years. Knows transport problems well. to improve Public and Environmental Health. HOBBIES: Gardening, music, dancing, technology, Ikido. Prepared by Dr Tammy Nagalingam, 29 Tellson Avenue, London SE18 4PD as her own agent 14 15 Vote Lorna Reid for London Mayor June 10 manifesto for London My message toLondon’s political elite...

Crime & anti-social behaviour – Further increasing police numbers “We live here too!” will achieve nothing unless they are made answerable to the local communities Dear voter, they are meant to serve. Communities must be politically supported in tackling anti-social behaviour, not left to fend for themselves against persistent offenders. My aim on June 10 is to give a political voice to the We also need to invest in facilities for young people and in treatment for those millions of working class people in London whose concerns are ignored by all the mainstream parties. looking to escape drug addiction. While out-of-touch politicians battle for the London’s housing crisis – The capital is in the grip of a housing crisis, ‘middle ground’ and the votes of ‘middle England’, with property prices beyond the reach of most Londoners. Thousands of families ordinary Londoners are rightly dismayed by the still live in overcrowded conditions on rundown housing estates, while thousands lack of progress on key issues since Labour took of others live in temporary accommodation. Securing the necessary increase in power in 1997. good quality, affordable homes and public funding for council housing must be Issues such as the increase in anti-social and one of the Mayor’s top priorities. drug-related crime; the growing housing crisis; Lorna Reid, 39, an – Working class people pay, on average, mounting council tax bills; the farce that is privately- Scrap the unfair Council Tax advice-worker and four times more of their income on council tax than the wealthiest households. run public transport; the closure and privatisation of mother of two, lives The council tax should be abolished and replaced by a form of local taxation that on a council estate in public services and facilities; poverty pay; the lack is based on ability to pay. Islington. Lorna, a of affordable child care; an education system that is voluntary director of failing our children. A living wage – Millions of hard-working people are forced to claim benefits Islington's Tenants The reality is that our city is becoming ever more or tax credits because they cannot survive on the low wages paid by contractors Federation, has a long polarised between the super-rich and the rest of us, and private companies. All citizens working in one of Europe’s wealthiest and record of working with child and pensioner poverty in the capital alongside fellow most expensive cities should be entitled to a living wage of £7.32 per hour. amongst the worst in Europe: a modern day tale tenants to improve Public pain – private gain – Responsibility for all areas of our lives is living conditions and of two cities. being placed under the control of unaccountable private companies with often- increase play and Working class people in London need a strong catastrophic results. Londoners want quality services that are publicly accountable youth provision in voice. I want to play my part in making that voice and publicly financed. her area. heard. My message to London’s political elite is: In 2002 Lorna stood ‘We live here too!’ Asylum seekers - spreading the cost – Extra provision from central as an IWCA candidate Lorna Reid government must be made for working class communities that accommodate for the first time in the Independent Working the majority of refugees, in recognition of the increased demand on already local elections, Class Association meagre local resources. outscoring candidates Candidate for from three nationally London Mayor Regenerating London – For many working class Londoners, so-called known parties to take regeneration schemes have been a hugely negative experience. Instead of second place. tel: 07000 752 752 • www.iwca.info executive apartments and expensive restaurants for the privileged few, real Prepared by Colin Clarke 18 Higham Hill Road, London E17 6ER regeneration should be about decent homes, jobs, and opportunities for everyone. 16 17 18 19 Lindsey German Londoners with Respect MP George Galloway leading the deserve anti-war demonstration in London on March 20 this On June 10 Londoners have an opportunity to vote.This election should be a year ‘referendum on Tony Blair and New Labour – the administration which took us into the disastrous war on Iraq. Millions of us campaigned against the war, the 3 hypocrisy, bloodshed and waste of precious economic resources.Tony Blair took If you opposed the war on Iraq – vote Respect us to war on a lie, that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction which could 3If you are appalled at the images of torture – vote Respect threaten us within 45 minutes. It will only take a few minutes to deliver your 3 verdict on that at the ballot box. If you want an end to privatisation – vote Respect It wasn’t just New Labour, of course.The Tories supported the war from the 3If you want an end to student fees – vote Respect start. Once the war began the Liberal Democrats also supported it.There is a 3 yearning for an alternative. Respect is that alternative. Respect is a new party, If you want decent pensions linked to earnings – vote Respect born out of the anti-war movement. 3If you want a minimum wage of £7.40 an hour and London weighting We oppose the policies of the New Labour government which has helped to of £4,000pa – vote Respect foster racism. We are committed to a multicultural London, and our candidates reflect that. 3If you believe the council tax should be scrapped – vote Respect Respect, unlike New Labour, stands for peace, social justice and the principle that 3If you want cheap public transport with tube fares pegged at £1 – everyone deserves high-quality public provision at every stage of their life.The cost vote Respect of the war so far has been at least £6 billion. Just think what that money could usefully have done, building houses, schools and providing affordable public transport. 3If you want to fight racism and discrimination in all its forms – That’s why London needs Respect.’ vote Respect 3If you want a society where the needs of all come before the greed of the few – vote Respect 3If you think Londoners deserve respect – do yourself and everyone Lindsey German Respect candidate for Mayor of London else a favour, VOTE RESPECT

LINDSEY GERMAN ‘Lindsey German led the anti-war movement to Respect – The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) unprecedented success, mobilising millions of people to take the case over this illegal war to the streets. Because New Labour didn’t listen to the people we need to defeat them at FOR MAYOR ✘ the ballot box, by voting for Lindsey and Respect.’ George Galloway Respect Member of Parliament Published by S Doherty, Respect,Winchester House, London NW1 5RA. 20 21 Candidates for London Assembly Constituency Members Who am I voting for? BARNET & CAMDEN Daniel William Moss, The London Assembly holds the Mayor to account. It can amend the Mayor’s Lucy Nevillia Anderson, The Labour UK Independence Party budget and investigate issues of concern to Londoners. The Assembly is made Party Candidate CITY & EAST up of 14 ‘constituency’ members who are each elected by, and represent, Brian John Coleman, The Conservative John Robert Biggs, a different constituency (made up of two to four London boroughs), plus 11 Party Candidate The Labour Party Candidate Miranda Jane Dunn, ‘London-wide’ members who are elected by, and represent, the whole of London. Guy Jonathan Sands Burton, Humberto Luis Domingue Heliotrope, Liberal Democrats Christian Peoples Alliance How do I vote? Shafi Choudhury, Magnus Nielsen, United Kingdom The Conservative Party Candidate In the election for Assembly members, you have two votes – one for a Independence Party Christopher Farhat Gill, constituency member and one to help elect the London-wide members. Jonathan Andrew Simpson, Christian Peoples Alliance You will be given a ballot paper like this: Liberal Democrats Terry McGrenera, Elisabeth Jane Wheatley, Respect – The Green Party Candidate The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) Mark an X in the first column next to Christopher Norman Pratt, the name of the person you would like BEXLEY & BROMLEY UK Independence Party to be your constituency member in the Heather Ann Bennett, Oliur Rahman, Respect – The Unity London Assembly. UK Independence Party Coalition (George Galloway) Duncan Keith Borrowman, CROYDON & SUTTON Mark an X in the second column next Liberal Democrats David Bruno Campanale, to the party you would like to have Ann Christine Garrett, Green Party Christian Peoples Alliance Charles John Mansell, The Labour a London-wide member in the James Rosewell Feisenberger, Party Candidate London Assembly. United Kingdom Independence Party Alun Morinan, Respect – The Unity Sean Eamonn Fitzsimons, The Labour Do not mark more than one X in each Coalition (George Galloway) Party Candidate column – your votes will not be counted Robert James Macgillivray Neill, Steven Howard Gauge, if you do. The Conservative Party Candidate Liberal Democrats Miranda Elizabeth Suit, Waqas Hussain, Respect – The Unity Do not fold your ballot paper. Christian Peoples Alliance Coalition (George Galloway) BRENT & HARROW Shasha Khan, Green Party How the votes work Mohammad , Green Party Andrew John Pelling, In each constituency, the candidate with the most constituency member votes Robert John Blackman, The Conservative Party Candidate is the winner and becomes the Assembly Member from that constituency. The Conservative Party Candidate EALING & HILLINGDON Albert Alvin Harriott, Respect – The votes for the London-wide members cast in all 14 constituencies are Richard Michael Barnes, The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) added together. As long as a party has gained enough votes, they will be The Conservative Party Candidate Toby Harris, The Labour Party Candidate Dalawar Majid Chaudhry, Independent entitled to a London-wide member seat in the Assembly. The number of Havard Maengwyn Hughes, Michael Francis Cox, Liberal Democrats London-wide seats that a party gets is proportional to their share of the Liberal Democrats Salvinder Singh Dhillon, Respect – total number of votes cast across London, taking into account the Gladstone Olufemi Macaulay, The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) constituency seats they have already won. Christian Peoples Alliance 22 23 Sarah Janet Edwards, Green Party Ashley Gunstock, Green Party Candidate NORTH EAST Alan George Hindle, Genevieve Mary Hibbs, Juliet Frances Hawkins, Jennette Sarah Alfreda Arnold, UK Independence Party Christian Peoples Alliance Christian Peoples Alliance The Labour Party Candidate Judy Sara Maciejowska, David Malindine, UK Independence Party Abdurahman Akhtar Jafar, Respect – James Ivan Beavis, Communist Party Green Party Candidate Gurcharan Singh, The Labour The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) of Britain Seema Malhotra, The Labour Party Candidate Matthew Eldon Lake, Liberal Democrats Andrew Boff, The Conservative Party Candidate David Alfred George Stephens, Omar Muddassir Waraich, Respect – ENFIELD & HARINGEY Party Candidate Third Way Jon Robert Nott, Green Party The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) Sait Akgul, Respect - The Unity Peter Brian Thorogood, Independent Andrew Akuafo Otchie, Coalition (George Galloway) WEST CENTRAL Lawrence James Webb, Christian Peoples Alliance Jayne Elizabeth Forbes, Green Party Angela Lavinia Bray, The Conservative United Kingdom Independence Party Dean Roy Emanuel Ryan, Respect – Peter James Forrest, The Conservative Party Candidate The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) Party Candidate LAMBETH & SOUTHWARK Kevin Bismark Cobham, Respect – Robert James Selby, Brian John Hall, UK Independence Party Navindh Baburam, Independent The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) UK Independence Party Wayne Hoban, Liberal Democrats Shane William Barber Collins, Francesco Rossano Fruzza, Terry Stacy, Liberal Democrats Joanne McCartney, The Labour The Green Party Liberal Democrats Party Candidate Bernard Arthur Ronald Gentry, SOUTH WEST Nicholas Damian Hockney, Peter Hartley Wolstenholme, The Conservative Party Candidate Tony Arbour, The Conservative UK Independence Party Christian Peoples Alliance Simisola Cherubim Olabisi Lawanson, Party Candidate Jillian Mary McLachlan, Christian Peoples Alliance Christian Peoples Alliance GREENWICH & Dee Doocey, Liberal Democrats Frank Maloney, UK Independence Party Peter James Flower, Ansuya Vinod Sodha, Gareth Andrew Bacon, Janet Noble, Respect – The Unity Christian Peoples Alliance The Labour Party Candidate The Conservative Party Candidate Coalition (George Galloway) Julia Caroline Stephenson, Green Party Leonard Lloyd Duvall, The Labour Caroline Valerie Pidgeon, Party Candidate Liberal Democrats Alexander David Feakes, Valerie Shawcross, Candidates for London Assembly London-wide Members Liberal Democrats The Labour Party Candidate Stephen Charles Hammond, ALLIANCE FOR DIVERSITY IN CHRISTIAN PEOPLES ALLIANCE – Christian Peoples Alliance MERTON & WANDSWORTH COMMUNITY, UPPAL RAM GIDOOMAL Susan Rosemary Luxton, The Green Rathy Alagaratnam, Independent 1. Inder Singh Uppal 1. Ram Gidoomal Party Candidate Ellen Sheila Greco, 2. Vasudev Kalidas Patel 2. David Bruno Campanale Ian George Page, Socialist Alternative/ Christian Peoples Alliance 3. Pritpal Singh Gahbri 3. Alan Craig Respect – The Unity Coalition Elizabeth Howlett, 4. Gladstone Olufemi Macaulay BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY Timothy Sean Reynolds, Conservative Party Candidate 5. Peter James Flower UK Independence Party Ruairidh John Dugald Maclean, Respect 1. Jason Paul Douglas 6. Susan Jane May – The Unity Coalition (George Galloway) 2. Barry John Roberts HAVERING & REDBRIDGE 7. Genevieve Mary Hibbs Andrew Philip Martin, Liberal Democrats 3. Julian Peter Leppert 8. Juliet Frances Hawkins Malvin Paul Brown, Residents’ Adrian Kere James Roberts, 4. Richard John Barnbrook 9. Peter Hartley Wolstenholme Association of London Candidate UK Independence Party 5. Mary Teresa Culnane 10. Jillian Mary McLachlan Keith Ernest Darvill, The Labour Kathryn Anne Smith, 6. Clifford John Le May 11. Ellen Sheila Greco Party Candidate The Labour Party Candidate 7. Alan Herbert Bailey Jeremy Roger Evans, The Conservative Roy Vickery, Green Party 8. Anthony Young Party Candidate 9. Lawrence Rustem 10. Carlos Gerardo Cortiglia 11. Gareth William Jones 24 25 CONSERVATIVE PARTY 7. Virendra Kumar Sharma 1. Eric Ollerenshaw 8. Martin Jonathan Lindsay 2. Andrew Boff 9. Bernadette Lappage 3. Rebekah Gilbert 10. Raj Chandarana 4. Victoria Lorne Peta Borwick 11. Muhammed Abdal Ullah Who am I voting for? 5. Robert John Blackman LIBERAL DEMOCRATS The European Parliament passes laws that affect everyone in the European 6. William Guy Darrell Norton 1. Lynne Choona Featherstone Union (EU). It deals with issues such as: the environment; trading standards; 7. Reza Ahmed Shafi Choudhury 2. Graham Norman Tope employment rights; and economic development. 8. Cormach Joseph Moore 3. Sally Rachel Hamwee 9. Adrian Carey Knowles 4. Michael William Tuffrey Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have the power to change, 10. Gareth Andrew Bacon 5. Dee Doocey approve or reject new EU laws. The UK has 78 MEPs and nine of these are 11. Bernard Arthur Ronald Gentry 6. Geoffry Robert Pope 12. Andrew John Retter elected by, and represent, the London region. 7. Duncan Keith Borrowman 13. Tony Cox 8. Monroe Edward Palmer 14. Philip John Briscoe How do I vote? 9. Meral Hussein Ece 15. Yvonne Lydia Rivlin 10.Steven Howard Gauge In the election for MEPs you have one vote. You will be given a ballot paper 16. Lionel David Zetter 11. Christopher David Noyce like this: 17. David Tyrie Williams 18. Jonathan Harold Gough RESPECT - THE UNITY COALITION 19. Matthew William Laban (GEORGE GALLOWAY) 20. Simon Andrew Peter Jones 1. Lindsey Ann German 21. Sean Martin Fear 2. Oliur Rahman Mark an X next to the name of the 22. Darshan Suri 3. Linda Smith party you want to represent you in GREEN PARTY 4. Janet Noble the European Parliament. 1. Jenny Jones 5. Sait Akgul Do not mark more than one X on this 2. Darren Johnson 6. Salvinder Singh Dhillon 3. Noel Thomas Lynch 7. Michael Wayne Rosen paper - your vote will not be counted 4. Keith Owen Magnum 8. Gregory Simon Tucker if you do. 5. Jayne Forbes 9. Tansy Emily Hoskins 6. Danny Bates 10. Kevin Bismarck Cobham Do not fold your ballot paper. 7. Shane Collins 11. Abdurahman Jafar 8. Ruth Gudren Jenkins UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY 9. Mischa Borris 1. Nicholas Damian Hockney 10. Thomas Joseph Walsh 2. Peter Kenneth Hulme Cross 11. Ashley Gunstock 3. Adrian Kere James Roberts LABOUR PARTY CANDIDATES 4. Paul Daniel Cronin How the votes work 1. Felicia Nicolette Gavron 5. Lawrence James Webb The votes for MEPs from across the whole of London are added together. 2. Murad Qureshi 6. Robin Andrew David Lambert 7. John William Dunford 3. Samantha Louise Heath As long as a party has gained enough votes they will be entitled to a seat 4. Sally Mulready 8. Ralph Steven Atkinson in the European Parliament. The number of seats that a party gets is 5. Abdul Asad 9. Frederick James Rolph 6. Karen Helena Hunte 10. Daniel William Moss proportional to their share of the total number of votes cast across London 11. Heather Ann Bennett to elect MEPs. 26 27 BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY ENGLISH DEMOCRATS PARTY RESPECT – THE UNITY COALITION THE PEOPLES PARTY FOR BETTER 1. Christopher Roberts 1. Robin Charles William Tilbrook (GEORGE GALLOWAY) GOVERNMENT 2. Mary Teresa Culnane 2. Timothy Patrick Bragg 1. George Galloway 1. Christopher Moreton Richard Prior 3. Lee John Barnes 3. Terence Peter Brown 2. Unjum Mirza UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY 4. James Edward Seadon 4. Robert Howells 3. Elaine Amanda Graham-Leigh 1. Gerard Joseph Batten 5. John Ernest Bowles 5. Alan Gerald Sutton 4. Paul Mackintosh Foot 2. Nicholas Damian Hockney 6. Jay Lee 6. Robert John Poulton 5. Rita May Carter 3. Christopher Norman Pratt 7. John Alfred Evans 6. John Anthony Mulrenan GREEN PARTY 4. John De Roeck 8. Alan Herbert Bailey 7. Victoria Catherine Brittain 1. Jean Denise Lambert 5. Anthony John Edward Scholefield 9. Lawrence Rustem 8. Gary Alexander Joseph McFarlane 2. Paul Martin Ingram 6. Janice Cronin 9. Kenneth Charles Loach CHRISTIAN PEOPLES ALLIANCE – 3. Judy Sara Maciejowska 7. Kathleen Garner RAM GIDOOMAL 4. Timothy Michael Turner THE LABOUR PARTY CANDIDATES 8. Harun Khan 1. Michael William Francis Elmer 5. Christopher Paul Cotton 1. Claude Ajit Moraes 9. Ralph Steven Atkinson 2. Genevieve Mary Hibbs 6. Douglas Earl 2. Mary Hilda Rosamund Honeyball 3. Peter James Flower 7. Shahrar Ali 3. Robert John Emlyn Evans There are no individual candidates 4. Keith Anthony McLeod 8. Peter Budge 4. Anita Jane Pollack 5. Debra Smith-Gorick 9. Joseph Healy 5. Hugh David Malyan 6. Douglas Brian Lloyd Gibbons LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 6. Stephanie Elizabeth Elsy 7. Roger Edmund Glencross 7. Munir Malik 1. Sarah Ann Ludford 8. Glenton Keith Downs 8. Jane Rachael Briginshaw 2. Jonathan Harold Fryer 9. Joseph Ejiofor CONSERVATIVES - PUTTING 3. John Christopher Courtenay Stevens BRITAIN FIRST 4. Dinti Wakefield 1. Theresa Anne Villiers 5. Ian Richard McDonald 2. John Crocker Bowis 6. Kishwer Falkner 3. Timothy Charles Ayrton Tannock 7. Nigel Bakhai 4. Syed Salah Kamall 8. Keith Moffitt This booklet is available in Braille, large print and audio. 5. Richard Andrew Balfe 9. Sandra Joy Lawman Visit www.londonelects.org.uk or ring 020 7983 4447. 6. Ian David Twinn 7. Roseanne Serrelli 8. Heather Leigh Mendelsohn This booklet is published by the Greater London Returning Officer, 9. Ashok Kumar London Elects, 4 Brewery Square, London SE1 2LF. Designed by Sherry Design www.sherrydesign.co.uk Illustrations by Paul Catherall. Printed by St Ives Direct, May 2004. 28 29 For more information on the 10 June elections, visit www.londonelects.org.uk, or call the elections helpline on 0800 3 280 280 (textphone 0800 3 280 838). 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