Diogo is a Labour candidate for Oval and is standing for re-election as a local councillor. Having grown up in the area, the community has always been his home and remains at the heart of his work. During his first term, he has supported residents, strengthened the neighbourhood, and ensured that local voices, including those from migrant communities, are heard at the Town Hall. Alongside his council role, Diogo serves as a school governor at Wyvil Primary School and a trustee of Lambeth Links, an LGBT+ charity. He is committed to continuing to serve Oval and build on the progress made with residents.

Claire is a Labour candidate for Oval and has lived in the area for over 30 years, raising her family locally. As a councillor and the leader of Lambeth Labour, Claire has worked hard to support residents, listen to concerns and protect vital local services, particularly during years of government cuts. Previously a legal aid children’s lawyer and Chair of Governors at Ashmole Primary School, they have long campaigned for greater support and opportunities for young people. Claire is committed to continuing to serve Oval and building a stronger, safer neighbourhood for everyone.

Bryn Scott is a Labour candidate for Oval and lives on Richborne Terrace. A private renter, he cares deeply about the community and the issues that matter to local people. He previously worked for Lambeth Council, giving him a strong understanding of how to get things done, and before that supported local businesses to access council support during the pandemic. Bryn is committed to working with local representatives to deliver for residents, businesses and community organisations, and to keep Oval a great place to live.