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List of candidates in the election to Common Council

These are the candidates standing in Cripplegate Ward:

John Alfred BARKER

Richard Mark BOSTOCK

David John BRADSHAW

Joan Mary DURCAN

Vivienne LITTLECHILD

Gareth Wynford MOORE

Susan Jane PEARSON

William PIMLOTT

Christopher PUNTER

Stephen QUILTER

John TOMLINSON

Full details of the elections can be found in this section of the City of London website.

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Permalink Reply by Maria Elizabeth Prior on March 5, 2017 at 16:26

I so agree with you.  It is also so important that we elect people who actually care about us residents, and put us first, not the COL.  WE so need people like that.  

Permalink Reply by Hussain on March 5, 2017 at 18:40

Fully agree with you, WE need to make essential changes at these elections and vote for the candidates that prioritise Golden Lane and City of London residents.

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