Elections to Wandsworth Council will take place on 7 May. Since 2022 Wandsworth's Labour Council have kept the lowest council tax in the country while still investing in brilliant local services.
Michelle Cook
Michelle grew up in Wandsworth Town, where she raised her son and continues to contribute to the community.
Over 25 years, she has led voluntary sector services across family support, youth work, addiction, and social care, most recently supporting people living with MS. A committed community advocate, she is dedicated to empowering residents, strengthening the voluntary sector, and widening participation among young people. |
Cllr Sarah Davies
Sarah is a Labour and Co-operative councillor in Wandsworth and works at Home-Start, supporting families locally. A qualified teacher, she previously taught in London primary schools.
She has a background in communications and PR, delivering national health campaigns and effective community engagement. Sarah chairs the Housing Scrutiny Committee and is passionate about improving quality of life. |
Shirin Georgiani
Shirin is a dedicated public servant committed to social justice and equity, and has spent many years volunteering as a women’s, minorities and youth advocate.
As a mother and resident of Wandsworth and trustee of a local charity, she is committed to building an equitable, more compassionate and sustainable borough for Wandsworth residents. |
Important voting information:
- You can vote anytime between 7am and 10pm.
- You DON’T need your poll card to vote: just turn up and give your name and address.
- You now need photo ID to vote.
- You have three votes, you can vote for all three Labour candidates.
- If you make a mistake on your ballot paper, ask for another.