VotethemoutMay22

Good morning, EDF. Just a reminder about who we are, which is on our website: http://votethemoutmay22.org.uk/faqs/ We are a group of people living on different roads across the Dulwich area who are fed up with our current Labour councillors because they are not representing the needs of the whole community. As individuals, we support different political parties at national level, and have voted in the past for different parties at local level. We have come together now because we want to get rid of our Labour-led council, which has pushed through road closures against the wishes of local people. Everything we have written about the candidates comes from information we can find in the public domain, and we have declared our sources. When we started the website, we thought we would know by now who was standing in each ward, and who would be likely to overturn Labour. Unfortunately, information is still patchy - we haven't heard yet who all the candidates are for each party (for example, in Goose Green). According to Southwark's website, the last day for people to declare they're standing for election is 5 April. We will update our website as soon as we can. Our aim is to recommend for each ward the candidates most likely to overturn Labour, whichever party they represent. Thank you.

Thanks @Spartacus. Please have a look at the website www.votethemoutmay22.org.uk. We're sticking to the single issue of LTNs (traffic, transport, road closures) because we believe this links directly to so many other issues relating to social equality, including housing, health, education, local business, protected characteristics, etc.

Good afternoon, EDF. A group of us have got together (from all parties) because we believe that our local Dulwich councillors have not represented everyone in the community when pushing for the Dulwich LTNs. The councillors who have been behind the Dulwich LTNs are all standing again in local Dulwich wards (minus one Labour councillor in Goose Green and one in Champion Hill). We believe it's time for them to go, and that we can vote them out in the local elections on 5 May 2022. More information votethemoutmay22.org.uk. Thank you.