The 2019 consultation into Heathrow Airport expansion has now closed. 

Thank you to everyone who came to my public meeting and made submissions to the consultation. 

The statutory consultation on Heathrow Expansion will close this Friday, 13th September.

You can find out more about the consultation, and respond to it on their website: https://www.heathrowconsultation.com/

UPDATE 24-9-19

Thames Water have emailed me to confirm they anticipate Worple Road repairs will be completed by 30th September. 

They have also stated that there may be no personnel on site while the concrete sets. 

The consultation on the Heathrow Airport Expansion and a new third runway is now underway. Under the proposals residents here in Wimbledon will be impacted by more noise and more air pollution from more flights.

One of the arguments from Brexit supporters was that it would return sovereignty to the UK and to our Parliament. Whatever your view on Brexit is, whether you want no deal, another referendum or a deal, this is a decision that must be taken by our sovereign Parliament.

Ride London returns to Wimbledon and Raynes Park on Sunday 4th August. Please see the flyer below for how this will affect your area.

The all day vehicle crossings will be at:

Due to the disruption caused to Thameslink passengers last year, the Department for Transport announced that Govia Thameslink Railway would contribute £15million towards a passenger benefit fund which would provide tangible benefits for passengers.

Earlier in the year, I promised to keep residents up to date about future consultations relating to Heathrow Airport and made clear my opposition to any plans that will see more noisy flights over Wimbledon.

I have been sent the following information about gas works on Melrose Avenue, starting today, 13th May, and lasting for three weeks.

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Ever since the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan made his decision to close Wimbledon Police Station, Conservative councillors and I, alongside the community, have been fighting this decision. The plan was to move all policing, including emergency response units, to Mitcham Police Station.