Local trade union steward and Labour Party activist Fuzlul Chowdhury says “Ayub is very hard working, intelligent and experienced. He is a credit to Tower Hamlets and the Labour Party”.
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I believe that the Labour Party must continue to build a framework for a society in which the opportunity for social mobility is open to all and not just the fortune few.
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Ayub Korom Ali
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- Whitechapel update - Bethnal Green & Bow
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- The first Bow Selection
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- Success in Mile End & Globe Town
- News Statesman Article
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- "Out and About " in Weavers
- Tahmima Anam debut novel “A Golden Age”.
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- My Priorities for Bethnal Green and Bow (side 2)
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Who am I?
- Ayub Korom ALI
- Tower Hamlets, London, England, United Kingdom
- I grew up in Stepney, Tower Hamlets and attended school until I was 16. Like many of my contemporaries I then left and worked as a machinist in a small clothing factory in Whitechapel. This experience motivated me to join the Labour Party. Thanks to past Labour Governments, I was able to stop being a machinist and eventually go on to Ruskin College, Oxford and become a qualified "professional". I know the difference that a Labour council and Labour Government can make to ordinary peoples lives. I have campaigned for the Party at every local and national election. I was privileged to be elected as a Labour Party Councillor last year. I still work in Tower Hamlets. I believe that the party must continue to build a framework for a society in which the opportunity for social mobility is open to all and not just the fortune few.
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