Standing up for Carshalton & Wallington
Bobby lives just off Green Wrythe Lane in Carshalton with his wife Gemma and dog Chester.
He was raised on a council estate, the son of a cleaner and a scaffolder, and now runs his own small business advising charities tackling global poverty.
It’s his family’s work ethic that inspires Bobby to roll up his sleeves and get things done for the community. He is passionate about making a difference, serving as a local Councillor and leading the fight to protect St Helier Hospital.
Bobby is hoping to follow in Tom Brake’s footsteps, working hard right across the constituency and always being on hand to help.
This comes as local concerns about the speed of the rollout, the lack of support, and absence of public transport investment have gone ignored by the Mayor of London.
Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate, Bobby Dean, has been taking part in local community activities across the borough.
Sutton Liberal Democrats have called on the Government to halt its plan to cut A&E and maternity services at St Helier Hospital, following reports of fresh funding doubts over overdue repairs and the so-called new hospital programme.
The Chancellor’s measures come in the wake of economic turmoil following the “mini-budget” which saw mortgage rates spike.
At Full Council (21 Nov) Lib Dem-run Sutton Council declared a “Public Services Emergency” following Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn budget.
Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate for Carshalton and Wallington, Bobby Dean has attended a series of local and regional events to mark World Mental Health Day.
