I am a Loughborough Junction resident and human rights barrister, specialising in giving a voice to the voiceless and standing against abuses of power. I helped stop the Tories’ attempt to remove genuine refugees to Rwanda and have worked to protect the free speech rights of environmental and Palestinian protesters. Outside of work, I was Chair of a national LGBT+ aquatics club for 2 years and helped bring the international LGBT+ Aquatics Championships to London for the first time in their history. If you don’t see me swimming, I’ll be helping someone up the stairs at Loughborough Junction station and wishing for a lift!

I’m Marianna Masters, your Labour & Co‐operative Party candidate for Herne Hill & Loughborough Junction. I was born in Lambeth and have lived here all my life, shaped by the strength and spirit of our communities. I serve as an elected member of the Labour Party’s National Women’s Committee because it matters that Black women are heard and represented in politics. My work as a Governor at Guy’s & St Thomas’ and now King’s College Hospital has deepened my drive to tackle health inequalities and stand up for social justice. I’m a community champion at heart, committed to amplifying voices too often overlooked and building a fairer, healthier borough for everyone.

Deepak is a Labour candidate for Herne Hill and was born and raised locally as the son of immigrants. He is a former Trustee of the Friends of Ruskin Park and a founding member of Herne Hill Welcomes Refugees. Working in the charity sector as a humanitarian, he is driven by public service and supporting those in need. As a councillor, Deepak has helped secure investment in Ruskin, Brockwell and Milkwood parks, Carnegie Library Hub, local housing estates, schools and leisure centres. He is committed to continuing to build a fairer, more inclusive community where everyone can thrive.