Chris Baron is a resident of the Henry Prince Estate and a committed advocate for the local community. As a member of the Residents Association committee and the Safer Neighbourhood Team panel, he works closely with residents and policing teams to address community concerns, promote safety, and strengthen communication between our area and local services.
Chris is often out and about in the local area, regularly visiting and supporting local businesses and speaking directly with residents to understand their concerns and ideas. He is passionate about supporting initiatives that improve the neighbourhood, strengthen the local community, and ensure residents have a strong voice in local decision-making.
Will Olmi is a lifelong Wandsworth resident who has lived, worked and been educated in the borough. For more than 20 years he has lived in Wandle Ward, where he is a visible and active member of the community and cares deeply about the neighbourhood he calls home.
In 2015, Will founded a Wandsworth-based charity supporting people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, autism, and those who benefit from behavioural support, while also providing vital support to family carers. Running a charity rooted in the borough has given him first-hand insight into the challenges many vulnerable residents and their families face, and strengthened his determination to ensure they receive the support, respect and services they deserve.
Will is standing as a councillor because he believes Wandsworth should remain a borough that is safe, well-run and focused on delivering for residents. He is committed to protecting green spaces and biodiversity, maintaining strong and reliable local services, and ensuring the council manages public money responsibly so essential services such as social care, health provision and universal services are protected for those who rely on them most.
A strong supporter of enterprise and local business, Will believes a thriving local economy is vital for the borough’s future. He wants Wandsworth to remain a place where businesses can grow, jobs are created, and young people have real opportunities to succeed.
Will is also a proud father of four adult children who were all educated in the borough, giving him a strong personal stake in Wandsworth’s future.
Above all, Will believes residents deserve a council they can trust — one that listens, consults and delivers on its promises. If elected, he will continue to be a visible and approachable local councillor who speaks up for Wandle residents and always acts in their best interests.