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GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY ELECTION ELECTION of LONDON ASSEMBLY MEMBERS Thursday, 1St May 2008 GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY ELECTION ELECTION OF LONDON ASSEMBLY MEMBERS Thursday, 1st May 2008 STATEMENT OF PARTIES AND INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATES NOMINATED The registered parties which remain nominated, together with the list of persons who stand as candidates for those parties; the persons who remain nominated as individual candidates; and any other persons who have been nominated, together with the reasons why they no longer stand nominated are as follows: Party Candidates Any other persons who have been nominated, together with The registered parties which remain nominated in alphabetical order, the reason why they no longer with the name and home addresses of the candidates who appear on the list of each party. stand nominated. Party Candidate’s Name and Address Abolish the Congestion PRIOR, Chris Charge 39 Ashness Road London SW11 6RY British National Party BARNBROOK, Richard BAILEY, Robert LEPPERT, Julian WOODS, Roberta PEARCE, Dennis ERIKSEN, Nicholas 136 Arden Crescent 34 Sylvan Avenue 12 Hanson Green 69 Dunvegan Road 321 Kingsbury Road 5 Gainsborough Road Dagenham Chadwell Heath Loughton London London Richmond RM9 4SA RM6 6BE Essex SE9 1RZ NW9 9PE TW9 2DZ IG10 2EG FORSTER, Christopher MARSHALL, Jeffrey RUSTEM, Lawrence CLARKE, John Withdrawn 16 St. Johns Road 9D Fieldgate Mansions LE MAY, Clifford Flat 2 265 Dunsfold Way Richmond Myrdle Street 3 Redstart Close Dale Court New Addington TW9 2PE London New Addington 296 Reede Road Croydon E1 1HA Croydon Dagenham CR0 0TS CR0 0EW RM10 8EP The Christian Choice CRAIG, Alan WARREN, Paula Denise CAMPANALE, David MACHARIA, Geoffrey HAMMOND, Stephen 36 Studley Road 25 Becontree Avenue 19 Dunbar Road 34 Larbert Road Charles London Dagenham New Malden London 7 Tellson Avenue E7 9LX Essex Surrey SW16 5BJ Woolwich RM8 2UH KT3 3RF London HARGREAVES, Zola CONQUEST, Tom SE18 4PD Maxine MAY, Sue JOHNSON, Segun 36 Studley Road 1188 Eastern Avenue 100 Rhodrons Avenue 107 Alberta Road London SHERMAN, Zena Ilford Chessington Enfield E7 9LX 22 Quadrant House IG2 7SD Surrey EN1 1JA 15 Burrell Street KT9 1AZ SE1 0UW VICKERS, Peter 96 Blaker Court Fairlawn London SE7 7ET Conservative Party BOFF, Andrew BORWICK, Victoria Lorne BACON, Gareth Andrew YEO, Edmond Heng Kuen ARCHER, Jane Alison 39 Bocking Street Peta 48 Maiden Erlegh Avenue 48 Elton Avenue 13 Plymouth Wharf London 33 Phillimore Gardens Bexley Greenford London E8 3GL London Kent Middlesex E14 3EL W8 7QG DA5 3PE UB6 0PP KWARTENG, Kwasi 29 Melrose Gardens EVERITT, Benjamin STRANACK, Andrew KNOWLES, Adrian Carey Edgware William Jeremy 60 Wincanton Road Middlesex 53C Gleneldon Road 31 Woodpecker Mount London HA8 5LN London Pixton Way SW18 5TY SW16 2AX Croydon CR0 9JA English Democrats Party COOPER, Roger UNCLES, Steven BROOKES, Leo CHAGGAR, Sati POLENCEUS, Janus 21 Winchester Road Holly House 24 Crystal Way 196 Beaconsfield Road 68 Key House Feltham Shears Close Dagenham Southall Bowling Green Street Middlesex Wilmington Essex Middlesex London TW13 5JX Kent RM8 1UE UB1 1EA SE11 5TU DA1 2TL TAILOR, Arvind MUNILLA, Johanna Maria CASTLE, Richard STEVENS, David 96 Regal Way CANNON, Teresa Robby 23 Courtney Crescent 22 Vicarage Way Kenton 11 Spring Vale North Flat 5 Carshalton Beeches Neasden HA3 0RY Dartford 127 Kennington Park Road Surrey London Kent London SM5 4NA NW10 0NA WHITE, Carol DA1 2LN SE11 4JJ 171 Shepherds Lane POLENCEUS, Ursula BROUGHTON, Kathie Dartford VAUGHAN, Alex 68 Key House 215 Iron Mill Lane Kent DODDS, John 31 Hall Road Bowling Green Street Dartford DA1 2PG Flat 5 Dartford London Kent 108 The Cut Kent SE11 5TU DA1 4PF GRIFFITHS, John Waterloo 171 Shepherds Lane London SZATMARI, Paul WARE, James SCOTT, Steve Dartford SE1 8LN 2 Bell House 13 Saint Helens Close 4A Mitre Road Kent PAINTER, Liz Hurst Lane Cowley London DA1 2PF 10 Oakfield Place Abbeywood Uxbridge SE1 8PY Dartford London UB8 3RS VAUGHAN, Nichole Kent 31 Hall Road DA1 2SX O'CONNOR, Matt Dartford 23 Courtney Crescent Kent TATE, Peter Carshalton Beeches DA1 3HD 43 Hill Crescent Surrey Bexley SM5 4NA Kent DA5 2DA Printed and Published by the Greater London Returning Officer, City Hall, The Queen’s Walk, London SE1 2AA Green Party JONES, Jenny JOHNSON, Darren LYNCH, Noel Thomas BERRY, Sian COLLINS, Shane 3 Cottage Green 202 Malpas Road 34 Elmhurst Crescent Flat 4 73 Brailsford Road London London London 129 Fortess Road London SE5 7ST SE4 1DH N2 0LP London SW2 2TB NW5 2HR DAVENPORT, Laura ALI, Shahrar CHONG, Yen Chit OLIVER, Adrian John 7 Goring Road 31A Leith Close 13 Queen Elizabeth Walk DUNN, Miranda Jane Flat 51 London London London 32 Glenhill Close Lissenden Mansions N11 2BU NW9 8DE N16 5UZ London London N3 2JS NW5 1PR NOTT, Jon Robert 155 Hungerford Road London N7 9LD The Labour Party GAVRON, Nicky QURESHI, Murad BIGGS, John Robert DUVALL, Len ARNOLD, Jennette Sarah 17 Broadlands Road Flat 3 7 Louisa Gardens 27 Market Street 3 Old Stable Mews N6 4AE Daventry Street Stepney Woolwich Mountgrove NW1 6TD E1 4NG SE18 6QR N5 2LR SHAWCROSS, Val 114 Grecian Crescent McCARTNEY, Joanne SHAH, Navin Fakirchand DHEER, Ranjit SAUND, Balvinder Upper Norwood 10 Broomfield Avenue 50 Courtfield Avenue 31 Shelley Crescent 1 Abercorn Gardens SE19 3HJ N13 4JN Harrow Southall Essex Middx Middlesex RM6 4TA COOPER, Leonie HA1 2LB UB1 2LG 8 Nimrod Road SODHA, Ansuya Vinod London 47 Glenmere Avenue KHAN, Shafi HESLOP, Alex SW16 6SY NW7 2LT 1 Croft Road 27 Cleveland Way Norbury London SW16 3NG E1 4TZ Left List GERMAN, Lindsey Ann RAHMAN, Oliur KHAN, Rania VINCENT, Carole DHILLON, Salvinder 27 St Johns Mansions Flat 5, Sailors Place 140 Bruce Road 456 Grove Green Road 57 Bicester Road Clapton Square 680 Commercial Road E3 E11 1SL Richmond E5 8HT E14 7HA TW9 4QN MURSHID, Kumar ROBBINS, Glyn AKGUL, Sait GRAHAM-LEIGH, Elaine 4 Goodhart Place 20 Moravian Street HAMILTON, Berlyne Flat 4 69a Lakeside Road Horseferry Road E2 0NJ 28 Wordsworth Avenue 18 Tetherdown N13 4PS E14 8EG E12 6SU N10 1NB HOSKINS, Tansy McMANUS, Pat 141f Rotherhithe Street HIRA, Mukul YOUNG, Katt FREDERICKS, Paul 2 Kenworth House SE16 5QT 121 Levita House 21 Holmbury Gardens 40 Swill House Wolverton Road Ossulston Street Hayes Columbia Road HA7 2SS NW1 1HP UB3 2LX E2 7PH BEGUM, Sultana KAZEROONIAN, Mujgan STACK, Pat 83 Ricardo Street 21 Cedar Lodge 7 The Forties E14 6EQ Exeter Road Islip Street NW2 3UL NW5 2UG Liberal Democrats TUFFREY, Michael William DOOCEY, Dee PIDGEON, Caroline Valerie AMBACHE, Jeremy Noel POPE, Geoffrey Robert 50 Lynette Avenue 21 Percy Road 12 Vestry Mews 17 Hazlewell Road 72 Pope's Grove London Hampton London Putney Twickenham SW4 9HD Middlesex SE5 8NS SW15 6LT TW1 4JX TW12 2HW ABBOTTS, Benjamin Peter SHEEHAN, Shas BORROWMAN, Duncan WHYTE, Monica Patricia 16 Oakhill Road KNIGHT, Stephen John 4 Ravenna Road Keith 233B Alexandra Park Road Beckenham 73 Harrowdene Gardens London 9 Love Lane N22 7BJ BR3 6NQ Teddington SW15 6AW Bexley TW11 0DJ DA5 1RJ EMERSON, Merlene Toh 8 Lonsdale Road London SW13 9EB One London (Leader HOCKNEY, Damian HULME CROSS, Peter HOUGH, Robert NELSON, Helena Barbara RUTTER, Martin William Damian Hockney) 3 Alexandra Mansions Kenneth 79A Aslett Street 26 Malbrook Road Francis 333 Kings Road 15 Thurlow Road London London 7 Bonny Street London London SW18 2BE SW15 6UF London SW3 5ET W7 2JG NW1 9PE Respect (George GALLOWAY, George SMITH, Linda SHEIKH, Abdul Karim ABDI, Zakaria Mohamud KAMALI, Sabia Begum Galloway) 30 Ambleside Avenue Flat 4 85 Neville Road Haji 45 Ernald Avenue London 1 Ashby Mews Forest Gate 19 St Mary's House East Ham SW16 1QP Brixton E7 9QU St Mary's Path E6 3AL SW2 5EQ London JAFAR, Abdurahman ABDULMUHIT, Hanif N1 2RS RASHID, Mohammed Akhtar SWORDS, Carole Anne 13 Upton Park Road Mamun 16 Madras Road 6 Grenville House E7 8JY MULRENAN, John Anthony 1 Sweden Borg Gardens Ilford Arbery Road 196 Malyons Road London IG1 2EY Bow London E1 8HP E3 5DQ SE13 7XF LINDSAY, Margot Elizabeth Virginia 162 Caroline Gardens COLLINS, Anthony Bernard Asylum Road 43B Bradbeer House SE15 2SG Cornwall Avenue E2 0EZ UK Independence Party WEBB, Lawrence James GARNER, Kathleen McGOUGH, Michael Jack ATKINSON, Ralph Steven WINTON, Jens George 1 Hall Terrace 22 Blenheim Park Road 24 Wellfields 19 Old Road 78 Passfields Harold Wood Croydon Loughton Lewisham Bromley Road Essex CR2 6BB Essex London London RM3 0XR IG10 1NX SE13 5SU SE6 2RF DUL, Peter Jan TARLING, Arnold Edwin 13 Heron Road BAILEY, John GREENHOUGH, Mick SERTER, Jonathan 131 Elibank Road Twickenham 29 Waldronhyrst 65 Cudham Lane North Nicholas Eltham TW1 1PQ Croydon Bromley 22 Blenheim Park Road SE9 1QN CR2 6NZ BR6 6BX Croydon CR2 6BB NIELSEN, Magnus WEBB, Sunita ROBSON, Lynnda Noreen 9 Fairfax Mansions 1 Hall Terrace 8 Oaks Way Finchley Road Harold Wood Kenley NW3 6JY Essex Croydon RM3 OXR CR8 5DT Printed and Published by the Greater London Returning Officer, City Hall, The Queen’s Walk, London SE1 2AA Unity for Peace & OHSAN, Christiane Marie- FRASER, Pauline Balfour UPPAL, Avtar Singh BEAVIS, Ivan James KHAN, Mohammed Rafiqul Socialism Paule 90 Roding Lane North 372 Lady Margaret Road 73 Mayola Road Hassan 73 Mayola Road Woodford Green Southwall London 66 Northumberland Road London IG8 8NG Middlesex E5 0RF Harrow E5 0RF UB1 2NJ HA2 7RE SINGH, Sarwan GOLDMAN, Monty TURNER, Jean Stella Fay 32 Goldsmith Road RASHID, Harunor 12 Leaside Road LATHAM, Peter 66 Fassett Road Acton 318 Langhedge Lane London Flat 8 Scoresdale Kingston upon Thames London Edmonton E5 9LU 13 Beulah Hill KT1 2TF W3 6PX N18 2TJ London SE19 3LH BRAND, Philip Wedgwood GEROPANAGIOTI, Eleni 279 Seely Road MAY, Charlie 11 Copthorne Mews London 5 Mandeville Road Middlesex SW17 9RB Isleworth UB3 4BN Middlesex TW7 6AD Individual Candidates Surname Other Names in full Address Description (if any) reason why the person nominated no longer stands nominated ALAGARATNAM Rathy 52 Portland Road Mitcham Surrey CR4 3EQ Date: Wednesday, 02 April 2008 Anthony Mayer GREATER LONDON RETURNING OFFICER Printed and Published by the Greater London Returning Officer, City Hall, The Queen’s Walk, London SE1 2AA .
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