More rental reform needed despite letting fees ban, says Sutton MP Tom Brake
CARSHALTON and Wallington MP Tom Brake has pledged to continue with the Reform Renting campaign following plans to ban letting fees
‘We have no choice’: South London councils demand Chris Grayling reverses Heathrow decision
An ultimatum has been sent to the government demanding they reverse their Heathrow decision by several London councils including Wandsworth,
Our Chance campaign allows baby loss charity to continue awareness work and prolong discussion
Following Baby Loss Awareness Week a high-profile charity behind the campaign is keen to prolong the discussion. Sadly 5,558 babies
MP hopes homelessness bill will make ‘huge difference’ in tackling a growing problem
Tom Brake believes a bill passed in parliament today will help reduce the number of homeless people across London. The
Carshalton and Wallington MP attacks letting agents for ‘unfair and arbitrary’ fees
Carshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake has attacked letting agents for ‘arbitrary and unfair’ fees, delivering a petition to Parliament yesterday
Dissatisfied south London residents suffer worst rental costs says Green Party survey
Dissatisfied Merton and Wandsworth residents reported spending more than half of their take-home pay on rent according to a new
Tom Brake hosts charity dinner at House of Commons raising thousands for the NSPCC
Tom Brake hosted a charity dinner at the House of Commons to raise money for the NSPCC last weekend. The
Frustrated demonstrators brand Southern Rail a ‘shambles’ and demand answers at Victoria protest
Demonstrators packed Victoria Station last night to protest the government’s handling of the Southern Rail crisis which has seen thousands of commuters’ journeys interrupted by
‘Hand them over’: South west London MPs demand delayed passengers share Southern rail’s £100m profits
Southern Rail operator Go-Ahead, announced a £99.8million profit today, less than 24-hours after the government pledged a £20million taxpayers handout
Liberal Democrats lay battle lines for possible general election in former Sutton & Cheam stronghold
The battle for residents’ votes has begun in Sutton & Cheam as the new Liberal Democrat candidate sent an early
Should we stay or should we go? How south west London MPs will vote in EU Referendum
Prime Minister David Cameron announced he had reached a deal on the UK’s terms of membership within the European Union