Vote Liam for Mayor on May 7th.

Hope is here in Lewisham.

Liam Shrivastava is running for Lewisham Mayor to lower the cost of living, protect nature and invest in community services.

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Delivering Hope
to Lewisham

Lewisham can be fairer, greener, and built to truly serve its communities. Our new manifesto sets out a clear plan to tackle inequality, invest locally, and create real change.

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Why I’m Standing

I’m standing because I believe in a fairer Lewisham. I grew up in a single-parent family, supported by a strong community, and I always understood the need to fight injustice. After studying at Goldsmiths, I worked for an anti-racism charity before serving as a Lewisham councillor for four years.

Since I was elected, I’ve secured pedestrianisation on dangerous roads, protected small businesses from closure, secured investment for community groups, fought the far-right, demanded safer housing for residents and lobbied in support of refugees.

Labour’s complicity with the genocide in Gaza and inaction on the cost of living crisis has let us all down. That’s why I joined the Green Party: the party of social justice, real democracy, and protecting our environment.

On 7 May, you have a choice: more of the same, or a Green Mayor who puts people first.

Together, we can fix what’s broken.

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Liam Shrivastava
Green Mayor of Lewisham candidate

As Your Mayor, I Will:

Build homes for people not profit. Safe and secure at prices people can actually afford.

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Deliver cleaner, safer streets and more protected cycle lanes.

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Protect public assets from sell-off through community partnerships.

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Unlock more funding for youth services.

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Stop wasting millions on expensive consultants and failed projects

Make an Impact Today

Lewisham deserves better — and real change won’t happen without people power.

We’re raising funds through our official Crowdfunder to help elect a Green Mayor and councillors in 2026, challenge business as usual, and put communities before vested interests.

Your donation helps fund practical campaigning across the borough, from door-knocking and leaflets to digital outreach and campaign days. We don’t have corporate backers. We rely on ordinary people who believe Lewisham can do better.

Every contribution makes a difference:

£10: Canvassing packs for a team of door knockers
£25: Letters to voters in several streets
£50: Social media outreach to Lewisham residents
£100: Supports campaign staff for a day
£250: A leaflet for a whole neighbourhood
£499: Helps deliver a major campaign day

Donate via the Crowdfunder below. Share the campaign. Be part of building a fairer Lewisham.

Endorsements

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“Whenever I’ve needed help, Liam was there. He cares about our local businesses in Lewisham.”

- Sigifredo Ramirez, La Placita Mall

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“Liam would be an excellent Mayor. He’s worked so hard for the community and always puts people first.”

- Bianca Kent, Purposely United CIC

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“Liam has the credibility and integrity, needed to put communities first and transform Lewisham for the better.”

- Helena Alty, Primary School Teacher

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“As a retired teacher, I know the value of good local education. Whilst central government gives us little control over many of our schools I know that Liam, as Mayor, will hold them accountable not just for school results, but for giving priority to student welfare and well-being.”

- Sue Austin, Retired Teacher

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“Liam would be an excellent Mayor for Lewisham. He has consistently demonstrated his commitment to serve the community, stand up for those least able to defend themselves and speak truth to power.”

- Magnus Wills, Architect and Urban Designer

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“With Labour funding genocide and pursuing cruel policies against migrants, it's also vital to have someone genuinely rooted in anti-racism - practicing solidarity instead of just preaching it.

We need a friendly and proactive leader who is going to plan with justice in mind, prioritise recently forgotten values such as compassion, equity and sustainability, and actually deliver. So my vote is going for Liam, because it feels like the right thing to do”

- Esther Lie, St Christopher’s