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Lib Dem candidate promises “honesty and integrity” in a council lacking both

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By Thomas Edward MacDonald, Thomas Macdonald
| putney.news
Despite being only 18, Dylan Henderson is not fazed by the prospect of becoming the Liberal Democrats’ first representative on Wandsworth Council in over a decade. “I’ll be a councillor who listens to residents’ concerns and fights for their interests and does so with honesty and integrity,” the party’s candidate for the upcoming Trinity by-election, told Putney.news.
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Five candidates confirmed for Trinity by-election that could decide who runs Wandsworth

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By Thomas Edward MacDonald, Thomas Macdonald
| putney.news
Five candidates have been officially confirmed for the upcoming Trinity ward by-election, scheduled for 27 August. They are: Otto Jacobsson (Local Conservatives) Shirin Georgiani (Labour Party) Sylvain Magne (Green Party) Dylan Henderson (Liberal Democrats) Josh Stanton (Reform UK) The by-election is an important with control of Wandsworth Council at stake following the resignation of Trinity councillor and former Labour deputy leader Lizzy Dobres.
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Wandsworth’s finances are past the risk limit it set itself

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By Thomas Edward MacDonald, Thomas Macdonald
| putney.news
Wandsworth Council’s Audit Committee last night heard how the council is operating beyond its own stated tolerance for financial risk, does not include housing or building safety among its principal corporate risks despite repeated regulatory concerns, and has yet to confirm that the failings which enabled a £39,000 internal fraud have been fully addressed.
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