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Signatories to Debt Cancellation Statement Signatories to debt cancellation statement Council Leaders Joe Anderson, Mayor of Liverpool Council Tom Beattie, Leader Corby Council 15 Julian Bell, Leader Ealing Council Matthew Brown, Leader Preston Council Doina Cornell, Leader Stroud District Council Shaun Davies, Leader Telford & Wrekin Council Chris Emmas-Williams, Leader Amber Valley Council Louise Gittins, Leader Cheshire West and Chester Pat Hackett, Leader Wirral Council Peter Marland, Leader Milton Keynes Council Shabir Pandor, Leader Kirklees Council Rob Polhill, Leader Halton Council Peter Soulsby, Mayor of Leicester Council Ian Ward, Leader Birmingham Council Alan Waters, Leader Norwich Council MPs Paula Barker, MP for Liverpool Wavertree Richard Burgon, MP for Leeds East 8 Ian Byrne, MP for Liverpool West Derby Clive Lewis, MP for Norwich South John McDonnell, MP for Hayes & Harlington Zarah Sultana, MP for Coventry South Claudia Webbe, MP for Leicester East Mick Whitley, MP for Birkenhead Opposition Labour Jim Grant, Labour Group Leader Swindon Borough Council Group Baggy Shanker, Leader Labour Group Derby Council Leaders/Deputies Kevin Stephens, Leader Labour Group Gloucester Council 3 Lead Members – Paul Bell, Cabinet Member for Housing Lewisham Council Housing Lynnie Hinnigan, Deputy Mayor of Liverpool, Housing 7 Philip O'Dell, Cabinet Member for Housing, Harrow Council Satvir Kaur, Cabinet Member for Homes & Culture, Southampton Council Mike Rowley, Portfolio Holder Housing, Oxford City Council Jeanette Thomas, Portfolio Holder for Housing, Health, and Older People, Stevenage Borough Council Linda Woodings, Nottingham City Council Portfolio Holder for Housing Councillors Donald Alexander, Bristol City Labour Councillor Steve Alsopp, Deputy Leader Labour Group, Swindon Council 87 Mohammed Aslam, Ealing Labour Councillor Susan Barton, Leicester Labour Councillor Steve Battlemuch, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Richard Beacham, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Jo Bird, Wirral Labour Councillor Robert Bissett, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Janice Blackburne, Sefton Labour Councillor Fay Block, Ealing Labour Councillor Linda Burke, Ealing Labour Councillor Concepta Cassar, Telford & Wrekin Labour Councillor Kate Cernik, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Jumbo Chan, Brent Labour Councillor Mandy Clare, Cheshire West and Chester Councillor Adam Clarke, Deputy Mayor Leicester Council, Environment & Transport Ben Clay, Manchester Labour Councillor Steve Collings, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Andrew Cooper, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Asher Craig, Bristol City Labour Councillor Lisa Denson, Cheshire West and Chester Councillor Mike Edmonson, Cheshire West and Chester Councillor Lara Ellis, Newcastle City Labour Councillor Arnold England, Telford & Wrekin Councillor Sam Gardiner, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Stephan Gee, Leicester Labour Councillor Gareth Gould, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Sam Gorst, Assistant Cabinet member Housing, Liverpool Elizabeth Grey, Wirral Labour Councillor Sean Halsall, Sefton Labour Councillor Carolyn Healey, Telford & Wrekin Labour Councillor Vanessa Holt, Telford Labour Councillor Phil Jackson, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Maria Joannou, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Brian Kenny, Wirral Labour Councillor Pavlos Kotsonis, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Dorothy Kirk, Cornwall Labour Councillor Jayne Kirkham, Cornwall Labour Councillor Patrick Kitterick, Leicester Labour Councillor James Lavery, Telford & Wrekin Councillor Chantal Lee, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Anita Leech, Deputy Leader Wirral Council Sheila Little, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Mary Locke, Birmingham Labour Councillor Janine Lowrey, Swindon Labour Councillor Barry Margetts, Southampton Labour Councillor A J Matsuko, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Catherine McEwing, Southampton Labour Councillor Angela McLements, Telford & Wrekin Labour Councillor Isabel McNab, Corby Labour Councillor Nicole Meardon, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Sajid Mohammed, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Joanne Moorcroft, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Christina Musprat, Wirral Labour Councillor Danny Myers, Deputy Mayor Leicester Council, Jacky Nangreave, Leicester Labour Councillor Louise Nixon, Stafford Labour Councillor Kallum Noland, Rochdale Labour Councillor Tony Norbury, Wirral Labour Councillor Gary O'Donnell, Leicester Labour Councillor Lauren O'Grady, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Richard Overton, Telford & Wrekin Labour Councillor Gillian Pardesi, Stafford Labour Councillor Nathan Pardoe, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Nadine Peatfield, Deputy Leader Labour Group Derby Council Ruth Pickersgill, Bristol City Labour Councillor Diane Roberts, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Anjona Roy, Northamptonshire Labour Councillor Kevin Ritchie, Leeds Labour Councillor Vijay Singh Riyait, Leicester Labour Councillor Peter Rooney, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Bob Rudd, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Jo Sargeant, Bristol City Labour Councillor Karen Shore, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Lena Simic, Liverpool Labour Councillor Audrey Smith, Calderdale Labour Councillor Dave Smith, Blackburn & Darwen Labour Councillor Sarah Spoor, Wirral Labour Councillor Daniel Stone, Haringey Labour Councillor Chris Summers, Ealing Labour Councillor Lauren Townsend, Milton Keynes Labour Councillor Christine Warner, Cheshire West and Chester Labour Councillor Janette Williamson, Wirral Labour Councillor Ross Willmott, Leicester Labour Councillor Charlie Wilson, Milton Keynes Councillor Cate Woodward, Nottingham City Labour Councillor Wendy Young, Newcastle City Labour Councillor CLPs/ officers Robin Altwarg, Secretary Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Matthew Bradley, Membership Secretary Shipley Labour Party 16 Kate Ewert, Chair South East Cornwall Labour Party Alan Gibbons, Secretary Liverpool Walton Labour Party Tim Hayden, Chair Liverpool Riverside Labour Party David Hide, Secretary Horsham Labour Party Nina Houghton, Chair Liverpool Wavertree Labour Party Leicester West Labour Party EC Liverpool Garston & Halewood Labour Party EC Liverpool Riverside Labour Party EC Will McMahon, Chair Chipping Barnet CLP John Orr, Chair Milton Keynes Labour Party Emma Saunders, Chair Leicester West Labour Party South East Cornwall Labour Party EC Hilary Williams, Membership Secretary, Liverpool Wavertree Labour Party Anthony Wong, BAME Secretary Garston & Halewood Labour Party Unions Helen Field, Chair UNITE Community, Southampton 5 Ian Hodson, President BFAWU Steve Turner, Assistant General Secretary UNITE Paul Kershaw, Chair Unite Housing Workers branch (LE 1111) Sarah Woolley, General Secretary BFAWU Other organisations Labour Campaign for Council Housing Labour Representation Committee 3 Swindon Tenants Campaign Group Other individuals Joanne Anderson, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Rica Bird, Wirral South CLP 38 Paul Brooks, Wallasey Labour Party Phillip Brooks, Wallasey Labour Party Kevin Byrne, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Chris Charnley, Chorley Michelle Charters, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Barbara Cairns, Leicester South Labour Party Peta Carlino, Leicester West Labour Party Anthony Curley, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party George Downs, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Sarah Doyle, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Mat Flusk, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Henry Thurlow, Leicester South Labour Party Ed Gommon, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Lisa Gaughan, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Yasmin Gazimova, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Jeremy Hawthorn, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Annette Hogarth, Leicester South Labour Party Rose Hughes, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Karen Jonason, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Chris Jones, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Louise Leitch, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Laura McAlpine, Harlow CLP Frank McEntaggart, Wirral resident John McGrory, Leeds Central Labour Party Cate Murphy, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Yasmin Nathani, Leicester Labour Party Claire Plumb, Leicester South Labour Party Sylvia Reid, Leicester South Labour Party Kal Ross, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Brian Shakespeare, Chair Swindon Tenants Campaign Group Chris de Soysa, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Micaela Tracey-Ramos, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Kuljit Singh Walia, Leicester South Labour Party Gordon Waring, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Martin Wicks, Secretary Swindon Tenants Campaign Group Harry Young, Liverpool Riverside Labour Party Town/Cities/Council areas where we have signatories Amber Valley, Birmingham, Blackburn & Darwen, Brent, Bristol, Calderdale, Cheshire West & Chester, Chipping Barnett, Corby, Cornwall, Derby, Ealing, Gloucester, Haringey, Harrow, Halton, Horsham, Kirklees, Leicester, Leeds, Lewisham, Liverpool, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newcastle, Northamptonshire, Nottingham, Oxford, Preston, Rochdale, Sefton, Shipley, Southampton, Stafford, Stevenage, Swindon, Stroud, Telford & Wrekin, Wallasey, Wirral..
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