Here are the details of the Liberal Democrat Candidates for the Local Election on 3rd May 2018
Bickley |
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David Martin | ![]() |
David Martin has been an active campaigner with the Liberal Democrats for several years and was a full-time elected officer of his students' union while at university. Although having only recently moved to Bromley, David has been committed to improving the local community and is disappointed with the lack of forward-planning and the services currently provided by Bromley council. He has been full supporter and advocate of campaigns to provide desperately needed new school places. As a member of the Young Liberals, David is also passionate about policies that will make London and Bromley more affordable and liveable for young people. David currently works full-time in the public transport sector and believes there is a lot more to be done to connect Bromley with the rest of London through extending Tramlink and the London Underground. |
Dave Wilkinson |
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Dave Wilkinson grew up in the borough and has lived in the local area with his partner and son for the past six years. He currently works in London in financial services. Dave only became a member of the Lib Dems about a year ago but has always voted for the party throughout his adult life. He wants to be a councillor for Bickley because he believes that Bromley council is currently failing in some of its core duties and responsibilities to residents. As seen with the farcical way it has dealt with the pressing need to increase school places, and the worrying trend Bromley council seem to be following of massively increasing the number of homes in some areas without ensuring the local infrastructure is able to cope with the extra demands that will be put on it. |
Helen Corbett |
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Helen Corbett is a self-employed entrepreneur with a degree in Development Economics from SOAS. She runs her successful photography business alongside her fiancé, Matthew, from their home in Bromley. Helen became involved in the Bromley Liberal Democrats and their work with the local community when she joined the party during the referendum campaign. Helen’s commitment to improving Bromley has seen her actively campaign on behalf of Bromley residents on a range of issues as well as successfully managing the increasing online presence of the Bromley Liberal Democrats. |
Biggin Hill |
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Graeme Casey |
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Geoff Gosst |
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Bromley Common and Keston |
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Christopher Bentley |
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Clive Broadhurst |
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Clive was brought up and educated in Orpington, joining the Young Liberals aged 18. Then in his twenties he moved to Chelsfield with my wife and children, where he lived for many years, running our own business. Six years ago following retirement we moved to Chatterton Village. Should I be elected I would hope to bring some new ideas and positive opposition to the council.
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Alan Carter |
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Bromley Town |
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Julie Ireland |
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Rhian Kanat |
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Sam Webber |
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Chelsfield & Pratts Bottom |
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Gerda Loosemore-Reppon | ||
Jonathan Webber | ||
John Bray | ||
Chislehurst |
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Ian Magrath | ||
Simon Lewis | ||
Robert Cliff | ||
Clock House |
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Adam Bambrough | ||
Juliet Corbett | ||
Mike Jones | ||
Copers Cope |
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Chloe-Jane Ross | ||
Alison Davis | ||
Rich Wilsher | ||
Cray Valley East |
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Caitlin Bishop | ||
Martin Cooper | ||
Rhianna Wilsher | ||
Cray Valley West |
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Katherine Barker | ||
Magdalena Williams | ||
Peter Scott Brooks | ||
Crystal Palace |
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Dave Marshall | ||
Stephen Breban | ||
Darwin |
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Millicent Scott Brooks | ||
Farnborough and Crofton |
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Allan Tweddle | ||
Ian Catchpole | ||
Olly Loosemore | ||
Hayes and Coney Hill |
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Tudor Griffiths | ||
Ellen Griffiths | ||
Michael Fox | ||
Kelsey and Eden Park |
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Taylor Matthews | ![]() |
Taylor is twenty-two years old and has lived in Bromley borough his entire life, as well as having lived in Kelsey and Eden park ward for fifteen years. Currently, he is studying for a Master’s degree in legal and political theory at University College London, and before that he studied German and politics. In between studying, he works locally part-time and helped set up and run a podcast about politics, news and current affairs. |
Hayley Anderson | ||
Robert Jackson | ||
Mottingham and Chislehurst North |
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Vicki Webber | ||
John Houghton | John moved to Chislehurst in 1972 with his late wife and eldest son and had 3 more boys including twins. The four boys all went through Bromley schools, I was a school governor at Dorset Road and Mottingham schools then at Kemnal Manor where I was also involved with Parent Staff Association Both my wife and I worked in the Borough for a considerable number of years before retirement |
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Orpington |
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Michael Hall | ||
Reinhard Paul Rometsch | ||
Elaine Mackay | ||
Penge and Cator |
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Phillip Storry | ||
Jonathan Douglas-Green | ||
Marguerite Henry-Pierre | Marguerite was born and has lived and worked in and around London for most of her life. She has been working as a Management Accountant for most of her working life, but has experience of a variety of jobs from Barmaid to Zoo keeper for short periods at a time, providing variety and insight into other occupations. She has travelled in southern Europe, East, North and West Africa and India over the years and is looking forward to travelling more in the future. She enjoys all the usual suspects as far as spare time is concerned, reading, music, theatre, cinema crosswords, codewords, socialising and holidays. |
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Petts Wood and Knoll |
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Michael Berridge | ||
John Loosemore | ||
Lesley Astier | ||
Plaistow and Sundridge |
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Peter Furniss | ||
Lesley Furniss | ||
Dominic Alessio | ||
Shortlands |
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Ilona C Navarro-Weitzel | ||
Richard Corbett | ||
West Wickham |
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James Spencer Boyce | ||
Nigel People | ||
Stephen Wells |