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Neville Watson |
Anne Gray |
David Lammy |
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| I have lived in Tottenham for over 25 years and I am fully aware of the hopes, fears and aspirations of the people of Tottenham. I have outlined my vision for the economical, educational and future health and wellbeing of our community”...more |
Anne Gray has lived in West Green since 1983. Recently retired, she has a long career in public administration and policy-related research, covering job creation and training, welfare benefits and working conditions of low paid and casual workers. ...more |
I was born and bred in Tottenham. I grew up on Dongola Road, just off Philip Lane, a stones throw from Broadwater Farm. I went to school at Downhills, and then I was lucky enough to win a scholarship to a Choral School for my singing, before going to SOAS to study law...more |
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David Schmitz |
Jenny Sutton |
Sean Sullivan |
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| As a long-term Ladder resident and as the somewhat mature father of a young family, I have become increasingly interested in issues which affect our community....more |
I’m standing because our current MP, David Lammy, is Minister for Higher Education and embodies the complete failure of the government to represent the interests of ordinary people, in education and across public services....more |
Sean was born in London in 1981. His grandparents were immigrants to Britain from Ireland. His father served in the London Fire Brigade and his mother works as a bank clerk. Sean attended a state primary school and won a scholarship to attend a local independent school...more |
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Winston McKenzie |
Errol Ellis Carr |
Abimbola Kadara |
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| I am interested in engaging the people of Tottenham into aspiring in different ways and profitable directions. I am interested in investing money into the community to get people out of the doldrums and on to their feet, competing, serving and trading sufficiently that their families are proud of their achievements...more |
I was born in Jamaica 1951. My mother brought me to London in 1963. I attended South Grove Boys School; then, Downhills Comprehensive, which after name changes, is now, Park View Academy in West Green Road...more |
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Sheik Gerald Logos Thompson |
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| These were the parliamentary candidates for the Hornsey & Wood Green constituency in the 2010 General Election |
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Richard Merrin |
Karen Jennings |
Lynn Featherstone |
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| I remember the time when this constituency was represented by the Conservative MP, Sir Hugh Rossi, and it was only back in 1992. A lot has changed since then, not least the political complexion of the area, but the economic wellbeing of the entire country....more |
Karen Jennings lives in Muswell Hill and has been an active member of the Labour Party for over 25 years. She is a qualified nurse and practised in the NHS for ten years before becoming a researcher for Kent County Council and Maidstone Health Authority. ...more |
I was born and brought up in North London and have lived in the Hornsey & Wood Green constituency for over 30 years. I went to primary school in Highgate, and still live there today, having lived off the Archway Road for several years in the meantime...more |
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Stephane Michel De Roche |
Peter McAskie |
Rohen Kaur |
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| Political parties are out of touch. They have lost their soul and spirit. They have no solution for this current economic crisis. The Labour Party was elected on the promise of eliminating poverty. Thirteen bad years later, we are poorer than before the Labour Party arrived....more |
Pete McAskie is deeply concerned by the unequal nature of society but has always felt that the greatest problems we face are environmental. Global warming is now acknowledged as a reality. We must seriously address it. Caring for our life support systems is paramount....more |
I am here, not to extract more of your wealth or to control more of your lives, but because I believe that liberty is the key ingredient to greater prosperity and happiness
I am standing because I feel that there needs to be a real change. The other parties bang on and on...more
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