| JONATHAN GLANZ
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 Jonathan Glanz was born in London but his upbringing was in Wiltshire. He attended King Edward VI School in Bath and subsequently read law at University College London. After qualifying as a solicitor in 1984, he practised until 1990 when he set up his own business in property. Jonathan still holds a Practising Certificate as a solicitor. Before he was elected Jonathan was Chairman of the Marylebone Association from 2001-2004 and remained on the committee until he was elected Councillor. Jonathan sits on the Built Environment and Community Safety Policy and Scrutiny Committees as well as the Council's Go Green Task Force. He currently chairs the Community Liaison Group for the BBC Broadcasting House redevelopment. Jonathan is married with one teenaged son; he enjoys opera, keeping fit (especially running), bargain hunting, theatre, cinema and music.
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| GLENYS ROBERTS
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 Glenys Roberts, a top feature writer at the Daily Mail, has been West End Ward Councillor since 1999. She has specialised in planning and licensing and she continues her interest in noise abatement and the control of anti-social behaviour emanating from licensed premises in the West End. She sits on overview and scrutiny committees for housing and health with a particular focus on social housing leases mirroring commercial leases for increased responsibility and improved care of the vulnerable, especially Alzheimer's victims in old people's homes. Currently engaged in reviving the cultural life of Soho as Lead Member for the Soho Action Place, she believes economic growth and a crimeless inner city can only be achieved by the return of residents. She is also Chairman of the Soho Steering Group.
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| FRIXOS TOMBOLIS
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 Frixos is 45 years old. He has lived in Westminster all his life. He helps to run and teaches at a private college near Aldgate. Frixos represented Bayswater ward from 1998 and since 2002 represents West End Ward. He has served as Vice Chairman of the Transport Committee, Lead Member for Social Services, Chairman of the Health and Community Services Scrutiny Committee, Deputy Cabinet member for Community Protection and is on the Planning Committee and is currently Chairman of the Health Sub Committee. As a former chairman of a Licensing Committee, he always seeks rigorously but fairly to apply the council's tough policy to protect residents from the results of excessive late night activity such as noise, disturbance, anti-social behaviour, violence and litter.
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Promoted by D. J. Stewart on behalf of Mark Field, both of 90 Ebury Street, London SW1W 9QD