The only ward in New Malden and Old Malden to be dominated by three Liberal Democrat councillors, including council leader Derek Osbourne.
The Conservatives will have their eye on this ward as the Lib Dem's lead is by no means unassailable.
Former mayor Don Jordan is standing down, but candidates this time include Green parliamentary hopeful Chris Walker and Caroline Bowis, wife of Tory MEP John Bowis.
The ward covers New Malden High Street, and has a high Korean population.
Candidates for 2010
Caroline Bowis - Conservative Party
Duncan Braithwaite - Labour
David Campanale - Christian Peoples Alliance
Valerie Hancock - Christian Peoples Alliance
Mike Head - Conservative Party
Trevor Heap - Liberal Democrat
Simon James - Liberal Democrat
Derek Osbourne - Liberal Democrat
Roger Price - Labour
Mark Riley - Christian Peoples Alliance
Dyan Sellayah - Labour
Darren Spraggs - Conservative Party
Chris Walker - Green Party
WHAT HAPPENED LAST TIME IN 2006?
Turnout 48.39%
Donald Jordan - Liberal Democrat 1398 ELECTED
Simon James - Liberal Democrat 1391 ELECTED
Derek Osbourne - Liberal Democrat 1385 ELECTED
Michael Head - Conservative 972
Rosemary Salusbury - Conservative 936
John Tuthill - Conservative 874
Christopher Walker - Green 416
Max Freedman - Labour 284
Marian Darke - Labour 275
Duncan Braithwaite - Labour 268
Douglas Gibbons - Christian People's Alliance 125
Diana Glencross - Christian People's Alliance 93
Esther Stewart - Christian People's Alliance 80
To see a rundown of who is running for Kingston Council in the other wards visit Kingston Council Elections 2010
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