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Notice of Poll for London Mayor 2021 Greater London Authority Election Election of the Mayor of London NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given that: 1. The following persons have been and stand validly nominated: Surname Other names Home address Description (if any) Address in the Havering electoral BAILEY SHAUN Conservative Party Candidate area Address in the Westminster BALAYEV KAM Renew electoral area Address in the Camden electoral BERRY SIAN Green Party area Address in the Wealden electoral Count Binface for Mayor of BINFACE COUNT area London Address in the Islington electoral BROWN VALERIE The Burning Pink Party area 55 Innis House, East Street SE17 CORBYN PIERS Let London Live 2JN Address in the Hammersmith and FOSH MAX Independent Fulham electoral area Address in the Lambeth electoral FOX LAURENCE The Reclaim Party area Address in the Kensington and GAMMONS PETER JOHN UKIP Chelsea electoral area RICHARD JOHN Address in the Barnet electoral HEWISON Rejoin EU HOWARD area Address in the Tower Hamlets Animal Welfare Party - People, HUDSON VANESSA HELEN electoral area Animals, Environment Address in the Sutton electoral KELLEHER STEVE Social Democratic Party area Address in the Wandsworth KHAN SADIQ AMAN Labour Party electoral area Address in the Bexley electoral KURTEN DAVID Heritage Party area Address in the Tower Hamlets LONDON FARAH Independent electoral area Address in the Kensington and OBUNGE NIMS Independent Chelsea electoral area Address in the Barnet electoral OMILANA NIKO Independent area Address in the Camden electoral PORRITT LUISA MANON Liberal Democrats area Address in the Lewisham electoral Vote Women's Equality Party on REID MANDU KATE area orange Address in the Camden electoral ROSE BRIAN BENEDICT London Real Party area Printed and published by the Greater London Returning Officer, The Queens, Walk, More London, SE1 2AA [email protected] 2. A POLL for the above election will be held between the hours of 7 in the morning and 10 at night on Thursday, 6 May 2021. 3. The number to be elected is ONE. 4. The poll will be taken together with the poll for the election of a Councillor in the following Wards: Borough Wards Barking & Dagenham Thames Barnet Edgware, East Barnet Bexley Longlands Brent Brondesbury Park Bromley Crystal Palace Croydon Kenley, New Addington North, South Norwood, Woodside, Parkhill and Whitgift Ealing Ealing Broadway, Hanger Hill Ward, Hobbayne Enfield Chase, Southbury, Jubilee Greenwich Glyndon, Kidbrooke with Hornfair, Greenwich West, Shooters Hill Hackney Woodberry Down, Kings Park, Stamford Hill West, Hoxton East and Shoreditch Hillingdon Charville Hounslow Hounslow Heath, Cranford Islington Highbury West, Mildmay, Holloway, Bunhill, St Peter's Kingston Chessington South Lewisham Bellingham, Catford South, New Cross, Sydenham Merton St Helier Newham East Ham Central Redbridge Loxford, Seven Kings Richmond Hampton Wick Waltham Forest Hatch Lane Wandsworth Bedford Westminster Churchill 5. The poll will also be taken together with Council Governance Referendums in the Boroughs of Newham and Tower Hamlets. 6. The poll will also be taken together with a Neighbourhood Planning Referendum in the Isle of Dogs in the Borough of Tower Hamlets. Date: Mary Harpley Tuesday, 20 April 2021 Greater London Returning Officer Printed and published by the Greater London Returning Officer, The Queens, Walk, More London, SE1 2AA [email protected] .
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