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This Is an Updated Borough Political Map Following the London LONDON-WIDE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS KENSINGTON TOWER & CHELSEA HAMLETS NEWHAM HARROW Sir Merrick CAMDEN ISLINGTON ENFIELD Mayor Mayor BARKING & DAGENHAM Bill Stephenson Cockell Sarah Hayward Catherine West Doug Taylor Lutfur Rahman Sir Robin Wales Liam Smith Labour Conservative Labour Labour Labour Independent Labour Labour NICKY GAVRON MURAD QURESHI FIONA TWYCROSS THE MAYOR CHAIR Labour Labour Labour Boris Johnson LONDON COUNCILS BRENT CITY OF BARNET HACKNEY WALTHAM Conservative Mayor Jules Pipe Muhammed WESTMINSTER Richard HARINGEY Mayor FOREST REDBRIDGE HAVERING Labour Butt Philippa Roe Cornelius Claire Kober Jules Pipe Chris Robbins Keith Prince Michael White Labour Conservative Conservative Labour Labour Labour Conservative Conservative This is an updated borough political map following HEAD OF PAID SERVICE CHIEF EXECUTIVE Jeff Jacobs John O’Brien the London Assembly and Mayoral elections that www.london.gov.uk www.londoncouncils.gov.uk TOM COPLEY ANDREW BOFF GARETH BACON took place on 3 May 2012. The London Assembly Labour Conservative Conservative Members, super-constituencies and borough leaders are detailed here. On the other side is a map displaying the 73 London MPs. VICTORIA BORWICK JENNY JONES DARREN JOHNSON Conservative Green Green ENFIELD Doug Taylor CAROLINE PIDGEON STEPHEN KNIGHT Liberal Democrats Liberal Democrats BARNET LONDON ASSEMBLy – POLITICAL COMPOSITION 2000 2004 2008 2012 Richard Cornelius LABOUR 9 7 8 12 CONSERVATIVE 9 9 11 9 LIBERAL DEMOCRats 4 5 3 2 GREEN PARTY 3 2 2 2 HARROW UKIP – 2 – – Bill Stephenson HARINGEY BNP – – 1 – Claire Kober WALTHAM FOREST Chris Robbins REDBRIDGE Keith Prince SUPER-CONSTITUENCY ASSEMBLY MEMBERS HAVERING Michael White BRENT Muhammed Butt ISLINGTON HACKNEY CAMDEN Catherine West Mayor Sarah Hayward Jules Pipe BARKING & ANDREW DISMORE JAMES CLEVERLY NAVIN SHAH DAGENHAM Labour Conservative Labour Liam Smith Barnet & Camden Bexley & Bromley Brent & Harrow NEWHAM Mayor Sir Robin Wales HILLINGDON TOWER Ray Puddifoot HAMLETS EALING CITY OF Mayor Julian Bell WESTMINSTER CITY Lutfur Rahman Philippa Roe Mark Boleat JOHN BIGGS STEVE O’CONNELL ONKAR SAHOTA Labour Conservative Labour City & East Croydon & Sutton Ealing & Hillingdon KENSINGTON & CHELSEA Sir Merrick Cockell SOUTHWARK Peter John HAMMERSMITH JOANNE MCCARTNEY LEN DUVALL ROGER EVANS & FULHAM GREENWICH Nick Botterill Labour Labour Conservative Chris Roberts Enfield & Haringey Greenwich & Lewisham Havering & Redbridge HOUNSLOW BEXLEY Jagdish Sharma Teresa O’Neill WANDSWORTH LAMBETH LEWISHAM Ravi Govindia Steve Reed Mayor Sir Steve Bullock VALERIE SHAWCROSS RICHARD TRACEY JENNETTE ARNOLD Labour Conservative Labour Lambeth & Southwark Merton & Wandsworth North East RICHMOND Lord Nicholas True MERTON Stephen Alambritis TONY ARBOUR KIT MALTHOUSE Conservative Conservative KINGSTON South West West Central Derek Osbourne BROMLEY Stephen Carr CROYDON SUTTON Mike Fisher Ruth Dombey BOROUGH POLITICAL CONTROL 1998 2002 2006 2010 2012 LABOUR 18 15 7 17 16 CONSERVATIVE 4 8 14 11 11 LIBERAL DEMOCRats 2 3 3 2 2 INDEPENDENT – – – – 1 NO OVERALL CONTROL 8 6 8 2 2 London Communications Agency Middlesex House 34-42 Cleveland Street London W1T 4JE www.londoncommunications.co.uk KEY www.twitter.com/LDNcomms 020 7612 8480 LCA is the leading London-focused corporate communications agency. Borough boundary CITY OF WESTMINSTER Borough Philippa Roe Leader italics = new leader London Councils CITY 59½ Southwark Street MERTON Policy and HILLINGDON EALING KINGSTON Stephen WANDSWORTH CROYDON Resources BROMLEY BEXLEY London SE1 0AL Ray Puddifoot Julian Bell Derek Osbourne Alambritis Ravi Govindia Mike Fisher Chairman Stephen Carr Teresa O’Neill www.londoncouncils.gov.uk Conservative Labour Lib Dem Labour Conservative Conservative Mark Boleat Conservative Conservative www.twitter.com/londoncouncils 020 7934 9999 London Councils is the voice LABOUR CONSERVATIVE LIBERAL DEMOCRats July 2012 of local government in the capital. RICHMOND HAMMERSMITH LEWISHAM This map has been published for general information only. Its contents should not be used as a basis for entering into any HOUNSLOW Lord & FULHAM SUTTON LAMBETH SOUTHWARK Mayor GREENWICH commitments without seeking qualified professional advice. Facts and figures have been rigorously checked but London INDEPENDENT NO OVERALL CONTROL CITY Jagdish Sharma Nicholas True Nick Botterill Ruth Dombey Steve Reed Peter John Sir Steve Bullock Chris Roberts Communications Agency and London Councils can take no responsibility for any damage or loss suffered as a result of Labour Conservative Conservative Lib Dem Labour Labour Labour Labour any inadvertent error or omission contained in this document. CONSTITUENCY MP (PARTY) MAJORITY BARKING Margaret Hodge (Lab) 16,555 BatteRSEA Jane Ellison (Con) 5,977 BECKENHAM Bob Stewart (Con) 17,784 BERMONDSEY & OLD SOUthwaRK Simon Hughes (LD) 8,530 BETHNAL GREEN & BOW Rushanara Ali (Lab) 11,574 BEXLEYheath & CRAYFORD David Evennett (Con) 10,344 BRENT CENTRAL Sarah Teather (LD) 1,345 BRENT NORTH Barry Gardiner (Lab) 8,028 BRENTFORD & ISLEWORTH Mary Macleod (Con) 1,958 BROMLEY & CHISLEHURST Bob Neill (Con) 13,900 CAMBERWELL & PECKHAM Harriet Harman (Lab) 17,187 This is an updated map of the 73 Parliamentary CARshalton & WALLINGTON Tom Brake (LD) 5,260 constituencies in London and the MPs representing CHELSEA AND FULHAM Greg Hands (Con) 16,722 CHINGFORD & WOODFORD GREEN Iain Duncan Smith (Con) 12,963 them for the year 2012 - with only one change since CHIPPING BARNET Theresa Villiers (Con) 11,927 CITIES OF LONDON & WESTMINSTER Mark Field (Con) 11,076 the 2010 General Election. On the other side is a map CROYDON CENTRAL Gavin Barwell (Con) 2,969 of the 33 London boroughs, and details of the Mayor CROYDON NORTH Malcolm Wicks (Lab) 16,483 CROYDON SOUTH Richard Ottaway (Con) 15,818 of London and London Assembly Members. ENFIELD NORTH DAGENHAM & RAINHAM Jon Cruddas (Lab) 2,630 Nick de Bois DUlwich & WEST NORWOOD Dame Tessa Jowell (Lab) 9,365 EALING CENTRAL & ACTON Angie Bray (Con) 3,716 EALING NORTH Stephen Pound (Lab) 9,301 EALING SOUTHALL Virendra Sharma (Lab) 9,291 ENFIELD Stephen Timms (Lab) SOUthgate EAST HAM 27,826 David Burrowes EDMONTON Andrew Love (Lab) 9,613 CHIPPING BARNET Eltham Clive Efford (Lab) 1,663 Theresa Villiers ENFIELD NORTH Nick de Bois (Con) 1,692 ENFIELD SOUthgate David Burrowes (Con) 7,626 EDMONTON Andrew Love ERITH & THAMESMEAD Teresa Pearce (Lab) 5,703 CHINGFORD & WOODFORD GREEN Feltham & HESTON Seema Malhotra (Lab) 6,203 Iain Duncan Smith FINCHLEY & GOLDERS GREEN Mike Freer (Con) 5,809 HENDON GREENWICH & Woolwich Nick Raynsford (Lab) 10,153 HARROW EAST Matthew Offord Bob Blackman HACKNEY NORTH & STOKE NEWINGTON Diane Abbott (Lab) 14,461 FINCHLEY & HACKNEY SOUTH & SHOREDITCH Meg Hillier (Lab) 14,288 GOLDERS GREEN ILFORD NORTH ROMFORD HAMMERSMITH Andy Slaughter (Lab) 3,549 Mike Freer TOTTENHAM Lee Scott Andrew Rosindell HAMPSTEAD & KILBURN Glenda Jackson (Lab) 42 HORNSEY & David Lammy RUISLIP, NORTHWOOD & PINNER WOOD GREEN WALTHAMSTOW HARROW EAST Bob Blackman (Con) 3,403 Nick Hurd Lynne Featherstone Stella Creasy HARROW WEST Gareth Thomas (Lab) 3,143 HAYES & HARLINGTON John McDonnell (Lab) 10,824 HENDON Matthew Offord (Con) 106 HARROW WEST LEYTON & WANSTEAD HOLBORN & ST PANCRAS Frank Dobson (Lab) 9,942 Gareth Thomas BRENT NORTH HORNCHURCH & UPMINSTER ISLINGTON HACKNEY NORTH & John Cryer ILFORD SOUTH Angela Watkinson HORNCHURCH & UPMINSTER Angela Watkinson (Con) 16,371 Barry Gardiner STOKE NEWINGTON Mike Gapes NORTH HORNSEY & WOOD GREEN Lynne Featherstone (LD) 6,875 Jeremy Corbyn Diane Abbott ILFORD NORTH Lee Scott (Con) 5,404 ILFORD SOUTH Mike Gapes (Lab) 11,287 BRENT CENTRAL HAMPSTEAD ISLINGTON NORTH Jeremy Corbyn (Lab) 12,401 Sarah Teather & KILBURN HOLBORN & Glenda Jackson ST PANCRAS ISLINGTON STH HACKNEY SOUTH ISLINGTON SOUTH & FINSBURY Emily Thornberry (Lab) 3,569 Frank Dobson & FINSBURY & SHOREDITCH BARKING Emily Meg Hillier KENSINGTON Sir Malcolm Rifkind (Con) 8,616 EALING NORTH Thornberry WEST HAM Margaret Hodge Stephen Pound Lyn Brown KINGSTON & SURBITON Edward Davey (LD) 7,560 UXBRIDGE & BETHNAL RUISLIP SOUTH WESTMINSTER NORTH DAGENHAM & RAINHAM John Randall GREEN & BOW Jon Cruddas LEWISHAM DEPTFORD Dame Joan Ruddock (Lab) 12,499 Karen Buck Rushanara Ali EAST HAM Stephen Timms LEWISHAM EAST Heidi Alexander (Lab) 6,216 POPLAR & LEWISHAM WEST & PENGE Jim Dowd (Lab) 5,828 LIMEHOUSE Jim Fitzpatrick LEYTON & WANSTEAD John Cryer (Lab) 6,416 EALING CENTRAL CITIES OF LONDON & ACTON & WESTMINSTER MITCHAM & MORDEN Siobhain McDonagh (Lab) 13,666 Angie Bray KENSINGTON Mark Field EALING SOUTHALL Sir Malcolm Rifkind ERITH & THAMESMEAD OLD BEXLEY & SIDCUP James Brokenshire (Con) 15,857 Virendra Sharma BERMONDSEY & Teresa Pearce ORPINGTON Jo Johnson (Con) 17,200 HAMMERSMITH OLD SOUthwaRK Andy Slaughter Simon Hughes POPLAR & LIMEHOUSE Jim Fitzpatrick (Lab) 6,030 GREENWICH & Woolwich Nick Raynsford PUTNEY Justine Greening (Con) 10,053 BRENTFORD & HAYES & HARLINGTON CAMBERWELL RICHMOND PARK Zac Goldsmith (Con) 4,091 John McDonnell ISLEWORTH CHELSEA Mary Macleod & PECKHAM ROMFORD Andrew Rosindell (Con) 16,954 & FULHAM BatteRSEA Harriet Harman Greg Hands Jane Ellison VAUXHALL RUISLIP, NORTHWOOD & PINNER Nick Hurd (Con) 19,060 Kate Hoey LEWISHAM DEPTFORD Dame Joan BEXLEYheath & CRAYFORD STReatham Chuka Umunna (Lab) 3,259 Ruddock David Evennett SUTTON & CHEAM Paul Burstow (LD) 1,608 Eltham Clive Efford TOOTING Sadiq Khan (Lab) 2,524 PUTNEY DUlwich & WEST Justine Greening NORWOOD TOTTENHAM David Lammy (Lab) 16,931 STReatham Dame Vincent Cable (LD) 12,140 Chuka Umunna TWICKENHAM
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