Battersea Liberal Democrat candidate confident his party will outperform pollsters’ predictions
The Liberal Democrat candidate for Battersea today predicted his party would win more seats than the polls suggest, and warned
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Trade Unionist & Socialist Coalition demand energy nationalisation as charity tackles Kingston fuel poverty
Fuel poverty in Kingston is being tackled by offering a voucher scheme to people who can’t pay their bills, but
Richmond patients boosted by £2.6m grant for seven day a week GP service
Richmond GP hours will be increased to offer services 12 hours a day, seven days a week, after a huge
Labour’s Steve Reed brands Croydon North Green candidate’s ‘secret Blairite’ claims as ‘desperate’
Croydon North’s Labour candidate Steve Reed has been branded a ‘secret right-wing Blairite’ by a Green party candidate. In a string
Controversial whistleblower housing report blocked in Merton Council meeting
A highly-contested report into whistleblowing allegations in a Merton housing association’s repairs and maintenance service was blocked for discussion during
Croydon North ‘crippled’ by 35% rise in violent crime and drop in police officers, claims Labour candidate
The sharp rise in Croydon’s violent crime figures was condemned for ‘crippling’ the area by Steve Reed, Labour and Co-operative
‘I don’t belong in UKIP!’ Richmond Tory candidate Zac Goldsmith rejects claims that party is ‘natural home’
Zac Goldsmith has denied claims that he would be better suited to the UKIP party, after Twickenham’s UKIP candidate Barry
Croydon North candidates apathetic at ‘lame duck leader’ Cameron’s decision not to serve third term
David Cameron announced at the official launch of the election today that voters had a ‘stark choice’ between Conservatives and Labour. This
Garden Bridge receives backing from Boris Johnson and Kew Gardens
London’s Garden Bridge scheme has received a timely backing from several arts, business and horticultural leaders the day after the
Rough night for Lib Dems as parliamentary candidate beds down on Wimbledon street for charity
A night sleeping in Wimbledon town centre might not be a usual stop on the campaign trail, but Wimbledon Lib