Andrew Jones
Andrew Jones has represented Shepherd's Bush Green ward for the last four
years, having been heavily involved in community campaigning in
Hammersmith and Fulham for more than a decade. He has supported
residents in opposing the closure of the borough’s A&Es and the
Conservative council’s flawed sell-off of a large part of Hammersmith
Park.
Andrew is a university professor in London, teaching and researching the
economy, environmental studies and urban regeneration. He has served
as a school governor in primary and secondary schools in the borough.
Natalia Perez Shepherd
Natalia has lived in Hammersmith for nearly ten years. She loves Shep herds
Bush Green – its multicultural riches, its small independent shops and the
market. She works in the advice and charity sector, helping residents who
facing homelessness and other hardships.
As a mother of a 31-month-old toddler, Natalia greatly values
Hammersmith Hospital children's ambulatory service. The Conservative
council’s support for hospital closures inspired her to become a Labour candidate
to help protect our local NHS.
Mercy Umeh
Mercy has lived in Shepherds Bush Green for 38 years and managed her
own café in Shepherds Bush Market for 14 years. She loves the area because
it is diverse and full of character. Her children attended the local primary
and secondary schools.
Mercy wants to ensure residents are fully consulted about the
redevelopment of Hammersmith Park and BBC Television Centre. From her own
experience as the mother of a sick child, she knows that Hammersmith Hospital’s
A&E is excellent and is dedicated to the fight to keep our hospitals open.
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