The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has just launched a consultation on closing half of all police front counters in London.

As part of this, he wants to close Wimbledon Police Station and sell the land. Response policing will then probably be based from Mitcham.

The Chief Executive and his team at Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust are putting together a plan to secure between £300 and £400 million of investment for health services in the area.

In March, at the request of the Government, TfL submitted an updated business case and funding plan for Crossrail 2 to the Department for Transport.

My thoughts and prayers are with everyone who lives in Grenfell Tower and are suffering because of the awful fire. We owe a huge thanks to the emergency services for their quick and brave response.

I support the limited agreement which has been reached, as it will allow the Government to function in light of the results of the General Election.  

A look at these results and numbers of MPs from each Party in the House of Commons shows why this deal was necessary.

Last week the Secretary of State for Health announced a second wave of funding to ease pressure on hospital emergency departments ahead of next winter.

I am putting my name forward to become the next Chairman of the Treasury Select Committee. 

This weekend, on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th June, there will be no service between South Kensington / Edgware Road and Wimbledon / Ealing Broadway / Richmond.

Replacement buses will operate.

Thank you to everyone who voted for me last Thursday.

It is the greatest honour to be re-elected to serve my community. I will do all I can to continue to be your voice in Westminster.

Wimbledon is the best constituency in the country and it has been a privilege to serve as your MP for the last 12 years. During that time, I have worked hard to make your voice heard in Westminster and stand up for residents on important local issues, including on: