Cllr Guy Humphries
Guy Humphries has made his home in Southfields since 1982. Having raised his family here he values the extraordinary community, great schools and green spaces around us.
Guy became a well-known face running a patisserie and café on Replingham Road for many years. Nowadays he has a successful local handyman company. As a small business owner, Guy understands the challenges, and is committed to supporting both our high street and the many voluntary groups he works with locally.
Guy was proudly elected to the Council in 2010. As an experienced former cabinet member and erstwhile Chair of the Planning Committee, Guy has positively influenced development in Wandsworth. His opposition to the AELTC’s expansion plans meant not only voting against, but speaking as part of the Save Wimbledon Park (SWP) team at City Hall.
In what spare time remains, Guy can usually be found nearby, getting involved, whether tinkering with his old car, or volunteering at the Repair Café.
Guy stands up for his residents and is determined to keep Southfields a special place to raise both families and successful businesses.
Cllr Emmeline Owens
Emmeline has lived in Wandsworth for over twenty years. She has spent over ten years as a governor and Chair of a Wandsworth ‘Outstanding’ school. She has been a local Councillor since 2022, sitting on the Planning, Childrens’ and Transport committees. Since 2023 she has consistently campaigned and voted against AELTC’s plans for Wimbledon Park and as a result will be standing in Southfields in 2026.
Both her children attend Wandsworth schools and have played sport for local clubs, Surrey and a rugby professional academy. Emmeline’s family low waste and little packaging food business supplies 500 shops across the country - including London - and she has previously written reports on a range of economic and commercial challenges.
Emmeline is a business consultant and following her masters in economics and initial career in the EU, she spent seven years in industry and ten years working for financial services institutions, including more recently for start-ups in financial technology.
Emmeline was named after Emmeline Pankhurst who was a British political activist who organised the British suffragette movement and helped women to win the right to vote in Great Britain and Ireland in 1918. She was also stood for Parliament as a Conservative.