Map | Candidates | Leaflets | Dates | Polling Stations
Notice of Casual Vacancy
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Notice of (By-)Election
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Statement of Persons Nominated
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St Helier Ward Boundary
St Helier Ward By-Election 2021 Candidates
St Helier Ward candidates choice in the By-Election 2021 are:
Helena Delimore
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Isaac Frimpong
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Simon Jones
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Pippa Maslin
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Dollimore, Helena – Labour Party http://www.mmlp.org.uk/
Leaflet Front
Frimpong, Isaac – Conservatives Party https://www.mertonconservatives.org/
Leaflet Front / Back
Jones, Simon – Liberal Democrats Party https://www.mertonlibdems.org.uk/
Leaflet Front
Maslin, Philippa – Green Party http://merton.greenparty.org.uk/
Leaflet PDF
Media links:
📰My London News
📻Radio Jackie
📻Raiders FM
📻Riverside Radio 29/11/20
📻Riverside Radio 7/2/21
📰South West Londoner
📰Wimbledon Times
Charity & Voluntary links:
♻️Sustainable Merton
♿Merton CIL
🌍Merton Council Climate Emergency Working Group
Election Leaflets
We will gather the candidate leaflets together so you can look at the policies that attract you.
Dollimore, Helena – Labour Party – Leaflet Front
Frimpong, Isaac – Conservatives Party – Leaflet Front / Back
Jones, Simon – Liberal Democrats Party – Leaflet Front
Maslin, Philippa – Green Party – Leaflet PDF
Dates
To vote in the St Helier By-Election 2021 on Thursday 6th May you need to be registered to vote by 19th April.
Friday 5 March – Notice of Casual Vacancy
Merton Council published the Notice of Casual Vacancy on the afternoon of Wednesday 10 March, five days after the Returning Officer wrote the Notice.
Tuesday 16 March – Being a Councillor Remote Event
Tuesday 23 March – Notice of By-Election
The nomination process for candidates opens with a deadline of 4pm Thursday 8 April.
Thursday 8 April – Deadline for Candidates Nomination Papers
Nominations must be received by 4pm on Thursday 8 April.
Friday 9 April – Publication of Statement of Persons Nominated
Monday 19 April – Deadline to Register to Vote for May Elections
Wednesday 21 April – Deadline changes to existing Proxy and Postal Vote arrangements (including cancellations)
Tuesday 27 April – Publication of Notice of Poll
Wednesday 28 April – Deadline for Proxy Vote applications
Deadline for applying for a new proxy vote (except for emergency proxies) at 5pm.
Thursday 6th May – Polling Day
Polling stations are open between 7am and 10pm.
Counting of votes begin when the polls close in Merton. This will just be for the By-Election votes, the Mayor and London Assembly votes are counted electronically at Olympia. They will start on Saturday 8th May.
Polling Stations
Polling District BA – Lawrence Weaver Institute, Green Lane, Morden, SM4 5NS (New for 2021)
This polling district used to be at Morden Primary School
Polling District BB – Congregational Church Hall, Green Lane, Morden, SM4 6SR
Polling District BC – St George’s Church Hall, Central Road, Morden, SM4 5RJ (New for 2021)
This polling district used to be at Abbotsbury Primary School
Polling District BD – St George’s Church Hall, Central Road, Morden, SM4 5RL (New for 2021)
This polling district used to be at Abbotsbury Primary School