Waltham Forest Borough Council has 1,077 empty homes
In October 2017, there were 1,077 unfurnished and empty homes in Waltham Forest Borough Council, of which 142 had been empty for longer than 2 years.
What your candidates say about empty homes
You'll be voting on 3 May in Cathall ward, where you have 12 candidates to choose from.
We emailed candidates to ask: If elected, will you vote to double council tax on empty homes in Waltham Forest Borough Council, and work to end the scandal of properties being left empty? Here's what they said.
Glyn Lloyd Roberts, Green Party
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Ahmad Fatima, Conservative and Unionist Party
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Clyde Kitson, Liberal Democrats
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Craig Moss, Conservative and Unionist Party
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Elzbieta Raza, Duma Polska = Polish Pride
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Joan Sylvia Marie O'Brien, Liberal Democrats
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John Colin Howard, Liberal Democrats
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Jonathan Gerrard O'Dea, Labour and Co-operative Party
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Scott Jones, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
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Zarif Isa, Conservative and Unionist Party
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Candidate names and information from Democracy Club.
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Where and how to vote
You can vote between 7am and 10pm on Thursday 3 May 2018 at your local polling station. You don't need to take your polling card with you, or any ID. Find your polling station.