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| occupation    = Sustainability consultant, politician
 
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Craig Simmons

Image Craig Simmons.jpg
Residence Oxford
Occupation Sustainability consultant, politician
Known for Lord Mayor of Oxford (2019–2020), Jewish Greens activist


Craig Simmons is a British Green Party of England and Wales activist, former councillor and sustainability consultant based in Oxford. He served as Lord Mayor of Oxford in 2019/20 and has been a prominent member of Jewish Greens.[1][2]

Background

Family and personal life

Craig Simmons has lived at the same Oxford address as Elise Benjamin (former Lord Mayor of Oxford 2011/12 and Lady Mayoress during his term) since at least 2002, as recorded on the electoral roll. They have been long-term partners and frequently appear together at official civic and community events.[3][4]

Green Party roles

Craig Simmons was a Green Party city councillor in Oxford from 2010 to 2022. He served as Leader of the Green Group on Oxford City Council and was elected Lord Mayor for 2019/20.[5]

  1. ↑ Bright Green, author page for Craig Simmons, https://bright-green.org/author/craig-simmons/
  2. ↑ Oxford Mail, reports on Craig Simmons as Lord Mayor, 2019–2020
  3. ↑ Oxford City Council Facebook posts referring to “Lord Mayor Councillor Craig Simmons and Lady Mayoress Elise Benjamin”, 2020 onward
  4. ↑ Oxford History, list of Lord Mayors noting Simmons and Benjamin as a couple, https://www.oxfordhistory.org.uk/mayors/misc/statistics.html
  5. ↑ Association of Green Councillors, "New Green Mayor of Oxford announced", February 2019, https://agc.greenparty.org.uk/2019/02/02/new-green-mayor-of-oxford-announced/