London Liberal Democrats

London Liberal Democrats
Headquarters	8-10 Great George Street, London, SW1P 3AE
Youth wing	London Liberal Youth
Ideology	Social liberalism
Political position	Centrism
Colours
London House of Commons seats	1 / 73
London Assembly	2 / 25
London EU Parliament seats	0 / 8
Local councillors in London	116 / 1,851
Website
London Liberal Democrats

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The London Liberal Democrats is the regional party of the English Liberal Democrats that operates in Greater London.

Mayoral Candidates

Current representatives

Members of Parliament

Tom Brake - Carshalton and Wallington

London Assembly Members

Councillors

Main article: London local elections, 2014

Council	Councillors	Leaders
Barking and Dagenham	0 / 51
Barnet	1 / 63
Bexley	0 / 63
Brent	1 / 63
Bromley	0 / 60
Camden	1 / 54
Croydon	0 / 70
Ealing	4 / 69	Gary Malcolm
Enfield	0 / 63
Greenwich	0 / 51
Hackney	0 / 57
Hammersmith and Fulham	0 / 46
Haringey	9 / 57	Gail Engert
Harrow	1 / 63
Havering	0 / 54
Hillingdon	0 / 65
Hounslow	0 / 60
Islington	0 / 48
Kensington and Chelsea	1 / 50
Kingston upon Thames	18 / 48	Liz Green
Lambeth	0 / 63
Lewisham	0 / 54
Merton	1 / 60
Newham	0 / 60
Redbridge	3 / 63
Richmond upon Thames	16 / 54	Gareth Roberts
Southwark	13 / 63	Anood Al-Samerai
Sutton	45 / 54	Ruth Dombey
Tower Hamlets	0 / 45
Waltham Forest	0 / 60
Wandsworth	0 / 60
Westminster	0 / 60

References

Liberal Democrats

Leadership

Leaders	Steel (Liberal) Maclennan (SDP) Ashdown Kennedy Campbell Clegg Farron

Deputy Leaders	Johnston Beith Campbell Cable Hughes Bruce

Leaders in the Lords	Seear (Liberal) Diamond (SDP) Jenkins Rodgers Williams McNally Wallace

Presidents	Wrigglesworth Kennedy Maclennan Maddock Dholakia Hughes Scott Farron Brinton

Leadership elections

Leadership	1988 (Ashdown) 1999 (Kennedy) 2006 (Campbell) 2007 (Clegg) 2015 (Farron)

Deputy Leadership	2003 (Campbell) 2006 (Cable) 2010 (Hughes) 2014 (Bruce) 2015

Structure

MPs and Frontbench	Current Members of Parliament Frontbench Team Chief Whip

Frontbench in opposition	Frontbench Team of Paddy Ashdown (1997–1999) Frontbench Team of Charles Kennedy (1999–2006) Frontbench Team of Menzies Campbell (2006–2007) Frontbench Team of Vince Cable (2007) Frontbench Team of Nick Clegg (2007–2010)

State parties	English Liberal Democrats Scottish Liberal Democrats Welsh Liberal Democrats

Regional parties	London Liberal Democrats Northern Ireland Liberal Democrats

Committees	Federal Executive Federal Policy Committee Federal Conference Committee

SAOs	LGBT+ Liberal Democrats Liberal Youth (Liberal Youth England, Liberal Youth Scotland, IR Cymru (Liberal Youth Wales)) Women Liberal Democrats Association of Liberal Democrat Councillors Ethnic Minority Liberal Democrats Association of Liberal Democrat Engineers and Scientists Liberal Democrats Parliamentary Candidates Association

Related organisations

Alliance Party of Northern Ireland Beveridge Group Cambridge University (Presidents/Chairs) Christian Forum Friends of Israel Friends of Turkey History Group Liberal International British Group Oxford University (Presidents) Social Liberal Forum

History and related topics

List of MPs (past and present) General election manifestos Glee Club (British politics) The Land (song) Liberator (magazine) National Liberal Club Whig Party Peelites Liberal Party Social Democratic Party SDP–Liberal Alliance Lib–Lab pact Southport resolution Orange Book Conservative – Liberal Democrat coalition agreement

Political parties in the United Kingdom

House of Commons (650)	Conservative (330) Labour (231, including 24 Labour Co-operative)* Scottish National (54) Democratic Unionist (8) Liberal Democrats (8) Sinn Féin^† (4) Plaid Cymru (3) Social Democratic and Labour (3) Ulster Unionist (2) Green (1) Independent (4) UKIP (1) Speaker (1)

House of Lords (822)	Conservative (251) Labour (213) Crossbenchers (179) Liberal Democrats (111) Lords Spiritual (26) Democratic Unionist (4) UKIP (3) Plaid Cymru (2) Ulster Unionist (2) Green (E&W) (1) Independent Labour (2) Independent Liberal Democrat (1) Independent Social Democrat (1) Independent Ulster Unionist (1) Non-affiliated (25)

Scottish Parliament (129)	Scottish National (64) Labour (38) Conservatives (15) Liberal Democrats (5) Independent (4) Scottish Green (2) Vacant (1)

National Assembly for Wales (60)	Labour (30) Conservatives (14) Plaid Cymru (11) Liberal Democrats (5)

Northern Ireland Assembly (108)	Democratic Unionist (38) Sinn Féin (29) Social Democratic and Labour (14) Ulster Unionist (13) Alliance (8) Independent (2) Green (NI) (1) NI21 (1) Traditional Unionist Voice (1) UKIP (1)

London Assembly (25)	London Labour (12) London Conservative (9) London Green (2) London Liberal Democrats (2)

European Parliament (73 of 751)	UKIP (EFDD, 22) Conservative (ECR, 20) Labour (S&D, 20) Green (Greens/EFA, 3) Scottish National (Greens/EFA, 2) Democratic Unionist (Non-inscrits, 1) Independent (ENF, 1) Liberal Democrats (ALDE, 1) Plaid Cymru (Greens/EFA), 1) Sinn Féin (GUE/NGL, 1) Ulster Unionist (ECR, 1)

Other national and regional parties	Britain First British Democratic British National Christian Christian Peoples Alliance English Democrats Independence from Europe Liberal Mebyon Kernow National Front National Health Action National Liberal Official Monster Raving Loony Progressive Unionist Respect Scottish Socialist Socialist Alternative^§ Socialist (GB) Socialist Labour Socialist Workers^§ Yorkshire First

Notes: *Co-operative Party candidates stand jointly with the Labour Party as "Labour and Co-operative Party" candidates. ^†Although Sinn Féin have elected members and offices at Westminster, they are abstentionist and therefore do not take their seats. ^§Some candidates stand as "Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition" candidates.

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