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Your 2005 Parliamentary Candidates were, in reverse alphabetical order...

Julia Stephenson - Kensington & Chelsea

Julia Stephenson in a fake-fur coat

Julia Stephenson has lived in Chelsea all of her life and is passionate about reserving and enhancing the quality of life in this unique part of London.

If elected she will campaign energetically to improve public transport, (supporting the river bus service), fight to ban SUVs from our congested roads whilst ensuring education, top-class health care and safe streets are at the top of the agenda.

When not proselytizing on behalf of the Green Party Julia works as an author and television journalist.

Vote to make a difference! Vote Green!

4.3%: 1,342 votes

Tristan Smith - Cities of London & Westminster

Tristan Smith

Tristan Smith graduated from the School of Oriental & African Studies with a degree in Social Anthropology. He is currently working for Bail for Immigration Detainees, and is disappointed when politicians use vulnerable refugees as scapegoats for wider problems affecting society.

Tristan is a passionate consumer of local food, and would like to thank Marylebone Farmers' Market for making this possible. He supports the campaign to improve the quality of food in London schools.

4.2%: 1,544 votes

Dr. Paul Miller - Regent's Park & Kensington North

Paul Miller

Paul Miller is a committed local campaigner who works as a climate scientist for University College London.

As MP he would fight to: preserve the character of Regent's Park & Kensington North's diverse communities by protecting local services and shops from closure; safeguard and improve social housing; improve the constituency's schools, hospitals and environment; introduce a fairer, proportional voting system; and bring together the area's various community and religious groups to promote understanding and cooperation.

Vote for a fairer future. Vote for Paul Miller.

4.9%: 1,985 votes

Fiona Harrold - Hammersmith & Fulham

Fiona Harrold

Fiona grew up in Northern Ireland and now lives in Fulham. She is the bestselling author of Be Your Own Life Coach, The 10-Minute Life Coach and Reinvent Yourself and runs a busy life coaching consultancy and website.

She is keen to reduce the high levels of air pollution in Hammersmith by encouraging clean, safe and reliable public transport. Now car-free herself for two months, she has discovered walking, shed 8lbs and couldn't live without the 424 bus!

As the mother of a 15-year-old boy, she is well aware of how dangerous the streets can be and would campaign for more police on the beat and tougher penalties for carrying knives in public.

3.9%: 1,933 votes

Hugo Charlton - Battersea

Hugo Charlton

Hugo was born in London and has lived in Battersea for eight years. As Chair and Leader of the Green Party since 2003 he has played an important part in creating its current success. He works as a criminal barrister and human rights lawyer and is committed to improving his local community. He also campaigns hard on national and global issues.

A lover of life, there's nothing he likes more than a good laugh and good company; although according to The Times newspaper his friendly manner conceals a fierce intellect!

4.2%: 1,735 votes

Geoff Burgess - Ealing, Acton & Shepherd's Bush

Geoff Burgess

Geoff Burgess is a keen local campaigner who is currently pressing to reduce cars in cities and improve tenant rights. He is also an enthusiastic communicator of science.

Small improvements in tenancy law would lead to a significant rise in contentment and pride in our communities; and landlords should be forced to improve insulation and energy efficiency.

Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush, like all of London, need a massive reduction of urban car use and I will make a bold difference.

Vote for Geoff Burgess. We need a Green voice in parliament.

5.0%: 1,999 votes DEPOSIT SAVED

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