Milena Nuti |
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Milena Nuti has lived in Bloomsbury all her adult life and as a long-term resident appreciates the interests and concerns of the people in the ward. She is committed to the organisations and campaigns that work to sustain the vibrant, diverse local community. Vice-chair of the board of trustees of King’s Cross Brunswick Neighbourhood Association, and committee member of the Marchmont Association, Milena strongly supports the campaign for a secondary school south of the Euston Road. She has been a member of the Labour Party in Holborn & St Pancras for over 10 years.
Milena is an editor and academic. She studied in the University of London, teaching at UCL before moving to Birkbeck. As well as working as a journal editor in scientific publishing she has edited a major report for INQUEST and co-ordinated public information campaigns for the GLA. Her current research centres on ethics and cognitive science. |
Abdul Quadir |
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An accountant by profession, with a degree in Commerce, Abdul has been a Camden resident for over 40 years, starting out here in Bloomsbury.
Elected the Deputy Mayor of Camden 2005-2006, Abdul has also served in a number of key Council posts dealing with Licensing, Pensions, Housing and Young People.
But Abdul is even better known for his community work, and in particular as the founder Chair of the Bengali Education Centre, established in 1985, which worked with local schools to raise educational achievement for children. That project has been hugely successful, with many life chances for Bangladeshi children radically transformed, and it has become a model for raising achievement in many other parts of the Camden community.
Family life is very important for Abdul, with three grown up children who came up through Camden schools. He also finds time for hobbies such as sports, political debates and community works. |
