Badsha Quadir

Purley & Woodcote

Shadow Cabinet Deputy for Transport, Environment and Regeneration

Badsha is a successful local businessman who lives with his wife and three children in Purley where he has been a resident for 34 years. Since being elected in 2010, Badsha has promoted Purley regeneration and a safer and cleaner Purley. He is a believer in the preservation of a Purley pool and wants work to start on the two old Sainsbury sites. Within the council, he has served on scrutiny, licensing and planning committees. A qualified cricket coach and Chairman of Abahani Cricket Club, he is also a governor of Thomas More Catholic School. He was deputy Mayor in 2013.

Simon Brew

Purley & Woodcote

Deputy Opposition Chief Whip

Group Secretary

Federation Treasurer

Simon Brew worked as a technical consultant and project manager for IBM for nearly 30 years, and he still runs a small PC maintenance business.

Oni Oviri

Purley & Woodcote

Shadow Cabinet Deputy for Culture, Leisure and Sport

Oni Oviri has a strong affinity to Purley, having resided in the area for over 27 years. She runs her own Management Consultancy, advising the Public, Private and Third Sector on best practice Procurement, Supply chain and Logistics management.