Mayoral and London Assembly Candidates

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Meet Ealing and Hillingdon London Assembly Green Candidate

Mike Harling who is standing as the Green Party’s Candidate for Ealing and Hillingdon in the London Assembly elections on Thursday 3rd May works as a social worker at Ealing Council and is also a parent governor at his son’s secondary school in Uxbridge.

Mike said: “I’m standing as the Green party Candidate as I want London to be a fairer cleaner city. Boris Johnson spends his time wining and dining hedge fund managers and city financiers when the GLA needs to focus on rejuvenating local economies.

The Green Party supports credit unions offering affordable finance to local people and businesses as an alternative to payday loan companies. Greens want to stabilise housing costs and refurbish poor quality homes.

Greens want to fight this government’s plans to run the health service for profit rather than for patients. Recently I have campaigned outside schools in Ealing and Uxbridge to inform parents of the poor quality of London's air due to the high traffic volumes.

Greens in Ealing have also been involved in the campaign to stop the incredibly expensive and ill thought out HS2.

London needs a fresh approach and that's what I can offer.”

Who do Friends of The Earth say would make the 'greenest' London Mayor? See here

London Mayoral Election

Candidate	Party
Siobhan Benita	Independent
Carlos Cortiglia	British National Party
Boris Johnson	Conservative
Jenny Jones	Green
Ken Livingstone	Labour
Brian Paddick	Liberal Democrats
Lawrence Webb	Fresh Choice for London (UKIP)

London Assembly Election

Candidate	Party
Richard Barnes	Conservative
Onkar Sahota	Labour
Mike Cox	Liberal Democrats
Mike Harling	Green
Helen Knight	Fresh Choice for London (UKIP)
David Furness	BNP
Ian Edward	National Front

 

May 1st 2012