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I have been the Labour Member of Parliament for the area since 1992. I live in the area and have done so since 1993. I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who voted to re-elect me as the MP for During the election campaign, I spelt out my commitment to work in the interests of this community and its residents, and I will honour these commitments in the coming years. Despite the outcome of the election nationally, I will continue to campaign for improvements in local public services here in Greenwich as well as necessary investment in regeneration and transport schemes such as getting a Crossrail station in Woolwich, which now appears threatened by cuts on the part of the new government.
Nick Raynsford, Labour 20,262 49.2% Spencer Drury, Conservative 10,109 24.5% Joseph Lee, Liberal Democrat 7,498 18.2% Lawrence Rustem, British National Party 1,151 2.8% Andy Hewett, Green Party 1,054 2.6% Edward Adeleye, Christian Party 443 1.1% Raden Wresniwiro, English Democrats 339 0.8% Onay Kasab, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 267 0.7% Tammy Alingham, Independent 65 0.2% Candidate Votes Share %
Labour majority: 10,153 Turnout: 62.9%
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