Marcia grew up and went to school in Brixton and has been proud to represent Brixton Rush Common Ward since 2006. As Lambeth’s Cabinet Member for Economic Inclusion, she has helped lead Labour’s work to spread opportunity locally – supporting over 300 businesses to become Living Wage accredited and expanding apprenticeships so more residents can access fair pay and good jobs. Locally, Marcia is known for persistent casework and community campaigning – from improving bus services and creating new play areas to supporting local greening projects and neighbourhood groups. She works closely with residents, through regular surgeries and community meetings, to push for practical improvements across the ward.

Adrian has represented the Brixton area for 16 years and currently serves as Mayor of Lambeth. Known for his thorough casework and strong community presence, Adrian regularly attends residents’ meetings, estate forums and neighbourhood groups to ensure local voices shape council
decisions. As Mayor he has championed local charities including Age UK Lambeth and Lambeth and Croydon Foodbank, while supporting community events across the borough. Adrian has also worked closely with residents on issues such as Rush Common improvements, Brockwell Park matters and local service delivery.

Ben was born in Streatham and now lives in Brixton Rush Common Ward with his family. As Lambeth’s Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Families, he leads Labour’s work to make Lambeth the best place for young people to grow up – expanding breakfast clubs, strengthening children’s services and increasing investment in SEND places in Lambeth schools by £10 million. Locally, Ben campaigns with residents on issues such as road safety, housing and enhancing community spaces like Elm Park and Tulse Hill Adventure Playground. Residents often meet him at regular police and neighbourhood meetings where he works with them to get problems fixed and improvements delivered.