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STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED AND NOTICE OF POLL Election of the Member of Parliament The following is a statement of the persons nominated for election as the Member of Parliament for Croydon South Constituency Description Name of Assentors Reason why no Name of Candidate Home Address (if any) Proposer(+), Seconder(++) longer nominated* BENN (address in the Croydon Labour Party Bagnall Andrew S.K + Phillips Anna ++ Emily Sophia Central Constituency) Leyland Maxine A Milligan Joanne Wedgwood Prince Joy I.D. Canning Robert W King Natalie D King Stuart T Kearney Damian G King Charles Ackland Richard G + Ackland Alice E ++ Paterson John C Young Callton L Young Coleen D Thompson Rachel M Dargan Richard E Clark Peter W Clark Ann E Green Robert D Gifford Susan + Gifford Barry T ++ Bagnall Colin A.K. Bagnall Paola K Griffiths Thomas A.F. Griffiths Olivia R Cristiano Jane Phelan Julia L Phelan Michael P.J. Davison Francis J BIGGER 482b Brighton Road, Class War Geary-Andrews Nigel + Geary-Andrews Dawn A ++ Jonathan Clive South Croydon, Simcox Richard Green Nigel D CR2 6AP Scarse Paul A Law Sandra Le Cren Carole Nicholson John Clark Paul Ng Andrew GARNER 22 Blenheim Park Road, UK Independence Party Barber Anthony H + Barber Iris G ++ Kathleen South Croydon, (UKIP) Swadling Michael Ireland Anthony W CR2 6BB Smalley Alan M Hardy Jack E Hardy Ann McMillan Alastair J.D. McMillan Geraldine H.L. Noble Wendy M HICKSON 6 Mead Way, Coulsdon, Liberal Democrats George Kenneth R + Hickson Charlotte E ++ Gill CR5 1PG Hickson Kenneth George Jill S Francis Marie N Souhamy Ruth V Souhamy Helen Williams June R Butler Anne K Nice Therese M PHILP (address in the Croydon The Conservative Party Holmes Robina + Parker Jane ++ Chris Ian Brian Mynott South Constituency) Candidate Parker Ian J Winborn Alan J Brew Christopher S Bashford Sara J Brundle Richard F Hale Lynne C Hale Madeleine J Dwesar Samir SAMUEL 71 Brighton Road, South Putting Croydon First! Newall Matthew S + Newall Karen ++ Mark Robin Lionel Croydon, Surrey, Gibbs Nicholas J Sowan Paul W CR2 6EE Downes Alan J Giboin Peter Merbitz Stefan Carden Janice Norton Peter K McCarthy Christine A UNDERWOOD 12a Abbey Road, South Green Party Morris Bryony H + Morris Linda M ++ Peter Croydon, CR2 8NG Balzer Catherine S Onions Paula G Bambury Wendy T Pittard Jane H Brown Jonathan P Hallett Florence M Roots Andrew J Carter Ian M *Decision of the Acting Returning Officer that the nomination is invalid or other reason why a person nominated no longer stands nominated. The persons above against whose name no entry is made in the last column have been and stand validly nominated. A POLL WILL BE TAKEN on Thursday 7 May 2015 between the hours of 7:00am and 10:00pm Dated Thursday 9 April 2015 Nathan Elvery Acting Returning Officer Printed and published by the Acting Returning Officer, Town Hall, Katharine Street, Croydon, CR9 1DE .

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