Meet your candidates for Mortlake and Barnes Common
Meet our candidates for Mortlake and Barnes Common, Geri, Michael and Anton. They bring integrity and a commitment to public service.
Geri, Michael and Anton are committed to:
✓ Tackling anti-social behaviour and crime
✓ Fighting against TfL's proposed changes to local buses
✓ Improving availability of and access to dockless bikes
Geri Cox
Geri Cox has lived locally for over thirty years, and raised her family in Mortlake.
After a career in retail management, Geri retrained as a Montessori Directress and has worked in nursery and primary education across the borough.
Geri chairs a local RHP residents' association, and is passionate about supporting families, strengthening schools and protecting our neighbourhood.
Michael Dingemans
Michael Dingemans has lived in Barnes since 1998, with his wife and two children. Michael runs an independent antique shop in Barnes, after having a career in publishing.
Michael joined local politics in the late 1990s, inspired by Charles Kennedy's message of fairness and community politics.
Michael is committed to protecting our high streets and ensuring new development respects our neighbourhood and benefits residents.
Anton McNulty-Howard
Anton McNulty-Howard has served as a local councillor on Audit, Planning and Regulatory Committees, helping to ensure fair and accountable decision-making.
Anton is focused on easing traffic congestion, reducing heavy vehicle misuse and tackling overdevelopment.
Outside of council life, Anton played rugby for London Irish and now enjoys working on his allotment, mountain trekking, and remains dedicated to serving the community.
Published and promoted by K. Mander on behalf of G. Cox, M. Dingemans and A. McNulty-Howard (Liberal Democrats) all at 108 South Worple Way, Richmond, SW14 8TN