SIMON DENSLEY
Your Conservative candidate for the Worcester Park by-election
About Simon
Simon Densley, 41, works in information technology and is married with a young son.
He is a local school governor at Nonsuch Primary and chairs a residents’ association.
Simon is an active local campaigner starting the ‘Friends of Daisy Field’ group, championing the largest ever tree planting in the Borough’s history.
Simon is campaigning for: -
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A fair deal for Worcester Park.
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Local school places for your children.
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A doctor’s surgery near you.
Polling Day – Thursday 16th February
Vote Simon Densley
Following the resignation of one of the Liberal Democrat councillors, there will be a by-election in Worcester Park on Thursday 16th February 2012. Only residents in Worcester Park who are on the Register of Electors are eligble to vote.
If you are not yet registered, you should contact Sutton's Electoral Services team on 020 8770 4888 or by email – electoralservices@sutton.gov.uk
The deadline is Wednesday 1st February 2012.
Steve O'Connell, GLA Member for Sutton & Croydon took the opportunity of a visit to Sutton to view the new buses, based on the old Routemaster type that will be running on routes in London later this year.
The first prototype new bus for London was unveiled by the Mayor of London in Trafalgar Square on 16 December. This vehicle is currently undertaking a short borough tour ahead of it entering passenger service on Monday, 20 February.
The tour will give the public an opportunity to get a closer look and even board the bus and view the interior. The bus was on public display in Millennium Square, Sutton on Saturday 7th January 2012. The buses will operate on route 38 between Victoria and Hackney. The prototype vehicles will enter service from 20 February 2012, and by May 2012 eight will be in service.
There are three sets of doors on the bus to make it easier to get on and off, each with Oyster card readers. Inside there are two staircases, one near the front and one at the back, for easy access to and from the upper deck.
Said Steve O'Connell, "Proof that Boris keeps his promises. He said he'd ban the hated bendy bus, and bring back the beloved Routemaster, even greener than before. And there it is, the proof of the pudding, in our High Street."
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Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, has been detailing the work he has undertaken since being elected in 2008 and in particular, for work he has delivered here in Sutton.
Since being elected in May 2008 I have worked hard to deliver for Sutton:
- Created 38 green spaces for Sutton residents to grow their own food
- Planted 482 street trees after cancelling Ken Livingstone’s propaganda sheet The Londoner
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Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, has been detailing the work he has undertaken since being elected in 2008 and in particular, for work he has delivered here in Sutton.
Since being elected in May 2008 I have worked hard to deliver for Sutton:
- 50 Sutton residents are receiving low-cost teaching to become coaches
- 8 organisations have received funding to offer free coaching
- So far, the Mayor has funded 5 sports participation programmes in Sutton
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Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, has been detailing the work he has undertaken since being elected in 2008 and in particular, for work he has delivered here in Sutton.
Since being elected in May 2008 I have worked hard to deliver for Sutton:
- 26 more police officers, 2 more PCSOs and 63 more Special Constables are on Sutton’s streets; and the introduction of single patrolling has led to 2,577 more patrols annually in the borough
- And there's been a 37.2% drop in youth violence since I took office
- Crime has fallen 12.6%, with a 20% drop in robberies and a fall in bus crime of 34.6% since my predecessor's time in office
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