Pledged candidates: Constituencies in England N-R
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Candidates in the following constituencies have signed the Pledge. (Note: Constituencies with names that include "North", "South", etc, may be listed on a different page).
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Constituencies: England N-R
Julie Hope (Labour)
Pledged: 30th May 2017
Nicola Jolly (Green Party)
Pledged: 9th December 2019
Jack Davies (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 21st November 2019
Ali Avaei (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 20th November 2019
Tay Pitman (Green Party)
Pledged: 3rd December 2019
Comment: "I support this campaign as it will enable politicians to put the planet and its people first."
Wendy Taylor (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 12th April 2015
Comment: "There are many problems in the world that can only be solved by cooperation with other countries and I support this innovative approach."
Nick Hartley (Green Party)
Pledged: 4th December 2019
Catherine McKinnell (Labour)
Pledged: 26th April 2010
Comment: "So many of today's challenges need an international effort to combat them, so I am delighted to maky my pledge to support Simpol."
Nigel Jones (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 12th November 2019
Comment: "An excellent aim, especially with current narrowminded nationalistic trends. It should be clear to everyone that the aims of Simpol are for those issues that are definitely global. They do not conflict with the complementary need for localism. I look forward to Simpol providing the means to get people, not just governments, working together on the global issues. Indeed, it may need people to provide the motivation for governments to act together."
Alex White (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 6th April 2015
Robbie Mack (Green Party)
Pledged: 8th December 2019
Comment: "I support this campaign as it will enable politicians to put the planet and its people first."
Ken Huggins (Green Party)
Pledged: 18th November 2019
Comment: "Now more than ever we must act together if we are to avoid unstoppable climate change and the destruction of the natural world on which we totally rely!"
Pat Osborne (Labour)
Pledged: 19th November 2019
Comment: "The systemic change needed to tackle the climate crisis will require everyone pulling in the same direction. Locally, regionally, nationally and globally."
Rupert Moss-Eccardt (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 5th June 2017
Ruth Johnson (Green Party)
Pledged: 8th December 2019
Ross Shipman (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 1st May 2017
Chris Peace (Labour)
Pledged: 4th December 2019
Howling Laud Hope (Official Monster Raving Loony)
Pledeged: 10th April 2015
Comment: "I agree with everything this stands for."
Graham Cockerill (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 5th December 2019
Tim Lee (Green Party)
Pledged: 18th May 2017
Karen Ward (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 17th November 2019
Duncan Baker (Conservatives)
Pledged: 24th November 2019
Phil Neve (Green Party)
Pledged: 6th December 2019
Andy Bentley (Green Party)
Pledged: 5th June 2017
Comment: "As a Green I recognise that some decisions have to be made at a global level, and that citizens have a vital role to play in making those decisions."
Mary Glindon (Labour)
Pledged: 29th April 2015
Ed Murphy (Labour)
Pledged: 26th April 2010
Nicola Day (Green Party)
Pledged: 8th December 2019
Michael Peacock (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 23rd November 2019
David Sewell (Green Party)
Pledged: 29th November 2019
Lance Mitchell (Green Party)
Pledged: 10th November 2019
Liz Bell (Labour)
Pledged: 17th November 2019
Luigi Gregori (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 28th November 2019
JoAnne Rust (Labour)
Pledged: 2nd May 2015
Brian Mathew (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 6th June 2017
Comment: "As an internationalist Simpol makes good sense."
Jill Hope (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 6th June 2017
Jill Hope (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 6th June 2017
Scott Mabbutt (Green Party)
Pledged: 9th December 2019
Gareth Eales (Labour)
Pledged: 9th December 2019
Adrian Holmes (Green Party)
Pledged: 25th February 2015
Catherine Rowett (Green Party)
Pledged: 28th February 2015
Nadia Whittome (Labour)
Pledged: 21st November 2019
Barry Holliday (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 21st May 2017
Comment: "As a committed internationalist I recognise the benefits of working across borders to solve global problems, which is why I am happy to support the Simpol campaign."
Lilian Greenwood (Labour)
Pledged: 27th November 2019
Simone Reynolds (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 30th May 2017
Comment: "I support your campaign."
Sam Al-Hamdani (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 20th November 2019
Debbie Abrahams (Labour)
Pledged: 9th December 2019
Wendy Olsen (Green Party)
Pledged: 11th December 2019
Garth Harkness (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 4th May 2015
Karen Wheller (Green Party)
Pledged: 5th June 2017
Layla Moran (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 28th April 2015
Gordon Lishman (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 8th April 2015
Hannah Kitching (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 17th November 2019
Ali Ross (Green Party)
Pledged: 11th December 2019
Comment: "I support this campaign as it will enable politicians to put the planet and its people first."
Lisa Forbes (Labour)
Pledged: 3rd December 2019
Sue Aitkenhead (Labour)
Pledged: 22nd November 2019
Barry Harding-Rathbone (Green Party)
Pledged: 10th December 2019
Victoria Collins (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 11th December 2019
Neil Jameson (Green Party)
Pledged: 13th November 2019
Antonia Harrison (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 5th June 2017
Gerald Vernon-Jackson (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 25th February 2015
Stephen Morgan (Labour)
Pledged: 8th May 2017
Neil Darby (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 5th June 2017
Michael Welton (Green Party)
Pledged: 9th December 2019
Quinn Daley (Green Party)
Pledged: 25th November 2019
Comment: "Before this election I had not heard of Simpol. As a professional engineer I admire the approach to engineering international treaties, and I hope that with cross-party support it can be used to solve many of the world's largest issues."
Fleur Anderson (Labour)
Pledged: 24th November 2019
Ron Tindall (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 20th November 2019
Imogen Shepherd-DuBey (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 28th March 2015
Comment: "Sounds like a good idea."
Meri O'Connell (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 22nd February 2015
Rachel Eden (Labour)
Pledged: 26th May 2017
Karen King (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 17th November 2019
Bruce Horton (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 20th November 2019
Claire Davies (Green Party)
Pledged: 10th December 2019
Jonathan Essex (Green Party)
Pledged: 15th March 2015
Comment: "We need to move from a poltics dominated by self-interest to a politics able to provide positive leadership for the Common Good. This has proven difficult for reaching international agreement on climate change. We need different ways to make positive decisions that change our future for the better, including mechanisms like Simpol."
Sarah Olney (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 29th November 2016
Philip Knowles (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 13th November 2019
Thom Kirkwood (Labour)
Pledged: 6th December 2019
Sonia Hyner (Green Party)
Pledged: 9th December 2019
Craig Fletcher (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 28th November 2019
Paul Valentine (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 27th November 2019
Comment: "By working in common, hand in hand with other nations, we can deliver effective policy on the major issues of today and tomorrow."
Sarah Champion (Labour)
Pledged: 30th October 2019
Becca Stevenson (Green Party)
Pledged: 10th December 2019
Comment: "I support this campaign as it will enable politicians to put the planet and its people first."
Rana Das Gupta (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 10th December 2019
Sarah Green (Green Party)
Pledged: 6th June 2017
Rob O'Carroll (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 20th November 2019
Cheryl Pidgeon (Labour)
Pledged: 3rd May 2015
Jason Billin (Liberal Democrats)
Pledged: 11th November 2019
Comment: "Liberal Democrats believe that the UK, working with our international partners, can be a positive actor supporting peace and security throughout the world."
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What our MPs say about Simpol...
At the 2017 General Election, over 650 candidates signed the Simpol Pledge. 66 are now MPs.
Barbara Keeley MP
Labour, Worsley & Eccles South
Pledged: 8th March 2015
Comment: "There are so many complex issues facing Governments today, from climate change to the global financial crisis. It is clear that we need international efforts to deal with them. For this reason, I am delighted to pledge to support Simpol."
Philip Hollobone MP
Conservative, Kettering
Pledged: 7th December 2006
Comment: "If the world can act together to tackle global issues then the greater the chance of success."
Comments from previous candidates...
Stephen Worrall (Liberal Democrats) High Peak
"The idea behind Simpol seems so simple yet I think it could prove incredibly powerful and you and your colleagues should receive full credit for developing it. Global problems require global solutions and Simpol could well help us get to those solutions.
The way in which the process neatly side steps the issue of countries fearing to act unilaterally is quite excellent. I have signed the pledge and thank you for inviting me to do so."
Andrew Adams (Labour) N. W. Hampshire
"I have signed up to the pledge having received several emails from constituents, thanks for promoting what is an imaginative and thought provoking effort to tackle some of the biggest problems facing the world."
Phil Chandler (Green Party) Morecambe & Lunesdale
"I have signed your pledge with delight. I very much admire the way you and SIMPOL have pursued this idea over what must be decades. It seems completely the correct way to proceed."
Darren Price (Labour) Congleton
"...as PPCs we are repeatedly advised against 'signing up for anything' for very good reasons in the most part. I see this more as a way of operating/thinking rather than a binding commitment to a specific issue or cause and therefore a little different. I'd be interested to hear anyone argue against it!"
Pramod Subbaraman (Liberal Democrats) Edinburgh South
“I really like the Simpol approach. Global problems do need co-ordinated global efforts and global solutions.”