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Councils with Elections That Have Green Party Candidates COUNCILS WITH ELECTIONS THAT HAVE GREEN PARTY CANDIDATES (London, then ordered by other Region and grouped by County), FOLLOWED BY THE WARDS IN WHICH THE GREEN CANDIDATES ARE STANDING Brackets indicate no. of seats up for election. Highlight indicates that the Green Party holds one or more seats in the Ward. TYPE YOUR WARD NAME INTO THE FIND BOX TO GET YOUR LOCAL CANDIDATE Ward GREEN CANDIDATES Barking and Dagenham Chadwell Heath (3) Angela Cooke " Michael Rideout " Debbie Rosaman Barnet Brunswick Park (3) Howard Javes " Ashley Bond " Murat Curses Childs Hill (3) Christine Antoniou " Jenifer Millstone " Victor Schonfeld Colindale (3) Zain Sardar " Charlene Concepcion " Daniel Graham Coppett's (3) Edward Bunting " David Guttman " Elestrean Oldfield East Barnet (3) Kate Tansley " Chris Kondic East Finchley (3) Noel Lynch " Stephen Norman " Andrew Newby Edgware (3) Aharon Hasin " Jane Lithgow " Ramola De Souza Finchley Church End (3) Donald Lyven " Paul Dunn " Andrew Shirlaw Garden Surburb (3) Ivor Jaswon Golder's Green (3) Dolores Incenzo " Andrew Saffrey " Michelle Lynch Hale (3) David Lake " Paul Homer " Richard Askew Hendon (3) Pablo de Mello " Manisha Abeyasinghe " Jennifer Goodman High Barnet (3) Tim Riley " Richard Hewison " Margaret Curati Mill Hill (3) David Williams " Dilan Kurt " Dilem Kurt Totteridge (3) Julie Rosenfield " Katie Margolis " Paul Vassalli Underhill (3) Ollie Natelson " Georgia Theodoru West Finchley (3) John Colmans West Hendon (3) Sara Bunting " Miriam Green " Benjamin Samuel Woodhouse (3) Gardi Vaswani " David Burns " Mathew Wimborne Bexley Longlands (3) Martin Bowman Sidcup (3) Jonathan Rooks St Mary's (3) Stuart Carter Brent Brondesbury Park (3) Simon Collins " Rosie Leventon " Dalibor Ojkic Dollis Hill (3) Ahmed Bakir " Adlen Biloum " Sally Ibbotson Dudden Hill (3) Clare Homer " Tim Hoy " Miles Litvinoff Kensal Green (3) Beverley Finlay " Gareth Moors " Maxwell Scott-Slade Kilburn (3) John McCooke " Peter Murry Mapesbury (3) Lia Colacicco Evans " Tim Storer " Jonathan Wharton Queen's Park (3) Alexandra Freed " Isobel Hurt " Petica Watson Welsh Harp (3) Shahrar Ali " Nesta Karnilajevaite " Lora Rudner Willesden Green (3) Simone Aspis " Tom Harrison " Brian Orr Barnhill (3) Ruth Breznay " Martin Francis " Aatif Nawaz Fryent (3) Asya Hristova " Irfan Mirza " Manish Patel Kenton (3) Alan Mathison " Eileen Mays " Lawrence Card Northwick Park (3) Kirsten Armit " Cathal Griffen " Mike Gubbins Preston (3) Alexis Alexandrov " Kenan Faikov " Rai Shamon Queensbury (3) Michael Freestone " Selvarani Balaraman " Thivendaram Balaraman Sudbury (3) Mohamed Bennani " Balakrishnasharma Srikanthan " Subashini Srikanthan Alperton (3) Javed Aslam " Yasir Sethi " Lydia Willocks Harlesden (3) Simon Erskine " Philiip Holley " Karis Loughrey Stonebridge (3) Adrian Bennett " Cecilia Litvinoff " Michael O'Brien Tokyngton (3) Khalid Akram " Giovanna Dunmall " Pavlin Pandev Wembley Central (3) Solomon Agbonifo-ezomo " Rodney Freed " Maya Sendall Bromley Hayes and Coney Hall (3) John Reber Shortlands (2) Anna Martin Bickley (3) Roisin Robertson Bromley Town (3) Ann Garrett Chislehurst (3) Nick Hadziannis " Fran Speed Mottingham and Chislehurst North (2) Zoe Mercer Plaistow and Sundridge (3) John Street Clock House (3) Rosanna Cavallo " Adam Shahin " Margaret Toomey Crystal Palace (2) Maureen Leary " Lisa Mutti Orpington (3) Tamara Galloway Petts Wood and Knoll (3) Martin Childs CAMDEN Belsize (3) Anya Courts " Sophie North " Francesca Richards-Spiller Bloomsbury (3) Sam Bueno de Mesquite " Beatrix Campell " Justin Hoffman Camden Town with Primrose Hill (3) Russell Oppenheimer " Pam Walker " Vincent Thurgood Cantelowes (3) Sheila Hayman " Colin Huston " Rachel Zatz Fortune Green (3) Jane Ennis " Paul Greenhalugh " Hugo Plowden Frognal and Fitzjohns (3) Charles Hilary Harris " Edward Ross " Alice Taylor Gospel Oak (3) Constantine Buhayer " Robin Smith " Jane Walby Hampstead Town (3) Ian Patton " Prashant Vase " Katherina Volpe Haverstock (3) Roger Evans " Paul Grader " Jane Lawrie Highgate (3) Naomi Aptowitzer " Cllr. 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