The Council's children's services were judged to be in need of improvement in an Ofsted report in the summer.

Tooting Liberal Democrats took the local Brexit temperature during the summer via street stalls in Tooting, Wandsworth Common and Balham. 

The results in the photos speak for themselves: people in our area overwhelmingly demand a Final Say on the Brexit Deal via a People's Vote! 

Your local Liberal Democrats are making sure you are aware of Wandsworth Council's proposals to remodel the Bellevue Road commercial area. Consultation closes on 15 June 2018.

The last consultation on these proposals only received 45 responses, suggesting a lack of effort by your Conservative-run Council to proactively reach out to local residents, and we want to make sure you use your opportunity to have your say.

On the 17th April, following meetings and discussions with staff and parents at Hillbrook Primary School in March, we launched a petition to enable the council to take action on road safety particularly around pick-up and drop-off times.

The petition had gathered over 100 signatures within just a few days, which we were delighted about. Then, unfortunately, we learnt that some parents had complained to the Head about the fact that the Liberal Democrats were running the petition.

The Tories have listed the areas in which they believe they have excelled. But look again.

Large developments like the ones near Battersea Power Station have hugely increased the supply of homes, just when demand is at its weakest. They also contain few truly affordable homes.

Local campaigner and Nightingale candidate Jon Irwin has raised concerns about the rotten stair at Wandsworth Common train station to Southern Rail.

In a recent release the Tory leader bragged about the funding for new homes desperately needed in our area.

Liberal Democrats want a fair deal for tenants and more access to affordable homes.

‘Time and again when I speak to local residents they tell me they are worried about crime,’ says Putney's Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesperson Ryan Mercer.