Your Labour councillors for Lordship

Contact the team on lordship@hackney-labour.org.uk
http://www.lordshipN16.com

Advice surgeries:

Date: 2nd Sunday each month Start: 1.00pm End: 2.00pm
Venue: Stoke Newington Library
Address: Stoke Newington Church Street, London N16 0JS

Date: 4th Sunday each month Start: 11:00am End: 12.00pm
Venue: Peter Collins Memorial Hall
Address: Homleigh Road Estate, Holmleigh Road, London N16 5QW

More about the team:

Cllr Edward Brown

Ed is a Stoke Newington resident who has lived in the area since 2006. He lives with his wife who is a doctor and presently expecting their first child. He is a member of the Unite trade union and has served as a primary school governor since 2006.

Ed works as a barrister and gives regular assistance to individuals at law centres and Citizens Advice Bureaux across a range of issues. He previously worked in Kingston, Jamaica, on behalf of death sentence prisoners, and was employed by the Victoria Climbie Inquiry looking into the protection of vulnerable children.
 
Ed is standing to be your councillor in order to improve services for local families and businesses. He will work tirelessly on your behalf to make sure that local streets are cleaner and safer, to improve Lordship's green spaces, to offer more opportunities for young people and to ensure the council provides first rate, value for money services.
 
Cllr Daniel Stevens
Daniel is 28 and lives locally in Church Walk, Stoke Newington. He is regular user of Clissold Park and the Clissold Leisure Centre.
 
Daniel is the Policy Director for for the Environmental Industries Commission (EIC). EIC is a trade association representing over 300 companies in the environmental technologies and services sector and works to provide the environmental technologies and services industry with a strong and effective voice with the government in the debate about how to ensure that British companies succeed in a rapidly growing worldwide market.
 
A keen campaigner, Daniel is a member of Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, the Fabian Society, Compass, SERA, Amnesty International, Action Aid and Oxfam.
 
Daniel’s main policy interests if elected would be poverty reduction (including welfare provision, creating employment opportunities and social mobility through education), tackling crime and the environment.
 
Daniel wants to be accountable to and contactable by all local residents. He wants to take into account the views of all sections of Lordship Ward’s diverse community, with the objective of achieving the best outcome for all.