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Akyigyina, Agatha Mary Akyigyina OBE
Alambritis, Stephen Alambritis MBE
Attawar, Laxmi Attawar
Austin, Max Austin
Barlow, Thomas Barlow
Bhim, Sheri-Ann Bhim
Bokhari, Hina Bokhari
Braithwaite, John Braithwaite
Brunt, Mike Brunt
Butcher, Michael Butcher
Charles, Caroline Charles
Christie, Billy Christie
Cooper-Marbiah, Caroline Cooper-Marbiah
Cox, Eleanor Cox
Dollimore, Helena Dollimore
Dresselaers, Klaar Dresselaers
Fairclough, Anthony Fairclough
Flack, Chessie Flack
Foley, Edward Foley
Fraser, Brenda Fraser
Galea, Kirsten Galea
Garrod, Ross Garrod
Gould, Jenifer Gould
Hall, Jil Hall
Hayes, Billy Hayes
Henry, Joan Henry
Hicks, Susie Hicks
Holden, Daniel Holden
Howard, Andrew Howard
Irons, Natasha Irons
Johnston, Dan Johnston
Judge, Andrew Judge
Kaweesa, Usaama Kaweesa
Kenny, Sally Kenny
Kirby, Linda Kirby MBE
Kohler, Paul Kohler
MacArthur, Samantha MacArthur
Macauley, Edith Macauley MBE
Manly, Gill Manly
McCabe, Peter McCabe
McGrath, Simon McGrath
McLean, Nick McLean
Mercer, Stephen Mercer
Mundy, Aidan Mundy
Neaverson, Stuart Neaverson
Oliver, John Oliver
Page, Robert Page
Paterson, Michael Paterson
Pearce, Dennis Pearce
Reiss, Tony Reiss
Skeete, Marsie Skeete
Stringer, Eleanor Stringer
Szczepanski, Slawek Szczepanski
Whelton, Martin Whelton
Willis, Matthew Willis
Williscroft, James Williscroft
Wilson, Victoria Wilson
Registered gifts and hospitalities
24/03/2024 - 'The chai tea bags will have cost approximately £15 (it was a big box), and the chocolates £23 offered by Maria Pillay, Flat 2 Broughton House, 16 Denmark Hill SW19 4HF, and Blanca Newland, Flat 3 Broughton House; I had gone for tea with two residents, and as I was leaving they gave me these presents as Easter presents. They told me they had bought the tea specially as they knew I liked spiced chai tea. It would have been churlish and offensive to say no, so I accepted the presents. ; Value £38
23/12/2023 - Grande Luca Pannetone, acrylic iphone stand, box of shortbread, sandalwood soap, value unknown but over £25 offered by Chandra Pillay and Blanca Newsome, residents of Flats 3 and 2 Broughton House, Denmark Avenue; These were unsolicited Christmas gifts from two residents, they were thoughtful gifts, and the residents had gone to some trouble - the presents were wrapped and with a card, and were left on my doorstep. I think the two residents would have been very hurt if I had rejected their gifts, and I was pleased to accept them.
12/12/2023 - Neil's Yard Geranium & Orange handset offered by Tamora and Chris Rusby; It was very kind of these residents to give me a gift, and it would have been very churlish to decline to accept it. ; Value £35
29/11/2023 - Aguardiente, Columbian Coffee, a Columbian clock, a Columbian ornament and a Columbian fridge magnet offered by Vijji Pillay, c/o Chandra Pillay, Flat 2, Broughton House, 16 Denmark Avenue SW19 4HF (Vijji Pillay lives in Columbia and has returned there); I went for tea with two residents and to meet one resident's sister, who was visiting from Columbia. As I was leaving I was given a big bag of presents which the sister had brought from Columbia for me as a thankyou for helping her sister (my resident - I helped her sort out her benefits and get support from Wimbldon Guild) and I could not possibly have said no without causing great upset. ; Value £30
05/10/2023 - Invitation to a wine tasting put on by the WEHRA residents' association offered by Wimbledon East Hillside RA; It is described as " a small thankyou", I would like to attend and I think maintaining relationships with, and meeting members of my local residents' associations is a good thing to do. I think it would also be churlish to refuse. ; Value £25
20/09/2023 - An invitation from Wimbledon Bookfest to launch drinks at the Library and to attend a talk afterwards. offered by Wimbledon Bookfest; The evening is taking place at the Library in my ward. I think the Bookfest is a very good thing and I would like to be supportive of it. It would be churlish to decline. Value unknown but could be more than £25
20/09/2023 - A day of teaching and lunch offered by Daniella Myers, London Jewish Forum; I think it is important to learn as much as possible about all my residents, and I don't have much contact with the Jewish community in Hillside, though I am aware we have a number of Orthodox Jews in the ward. Value unknown but likely more than £25
14/09/2023 - A paperback novel and an offer of tickets received from Wimbledon Bookfest offered by Wimbledon Bookfest; I did not accept the offer of tickets, the book was sent unsolicited and it would be ungracious to send it back. Value unknown, but expected to be over £25
09/05/2023 - Lunch at Vincent's (Westminster Catering College) offered by Lynne Gordon (chair of WEHRA); I was invited to lunch by two residents (one the chair of a local residents' association) both of whom are very engaged locally and have been very supportive and helpful in my first year as their ward councillor. The invitation was expressed as a thankyou for the last year and was I am sure entirely without strings or expectation. It would have been churlish to say no, and was a very pleasant lunch. ; Value £37