Nightingale Conservatives encourage residents to join them in opposing plans for a bigger mast on Nightingale Lane.

Wandsworth Conservatives are committed to creating opportunity for everyone in the borough, our innovative Hidden Homes scheme has created desirable new homes across the borough for local residents.

Roehampton Conservatives are pleased to report continuing progress in the number of potholes filled Roehampton and Putney Heath.

After lobbying the Council since June 2008, the Furzedown Conservative Action team have been informed that, subject to a final assessment, North Drive will get a much needed pedestrian crossing. A final “pedestrian and vehicular survey” is being undertaken this month.

The roads have been a big issue recently. There's no getting away from it, the two cold snaps earlier this year (along with last year's cold weather) have taken their toll.

Last week Councillor Clay and a police officer visited the garages in the alley behind Thrale road with an interpreter and a colleague from Planning enforcement. They found four Polish nationals sleeping rough in the garages and managed to speak to one of them.

We recognise everyone has role to play in keeping Wandsworth a great place. That's why we will do all we can to promote personal responsibility.

Over 100 residents are backing a campaign to get more investment in Beaumont Road Shopping Parade following a petition launched by West Hill Conservative Councillors. The Council’s Housing Department have now visited the site and are due to come back with ideas for how to regenerate the Parade.

As a local parent, I know how much children love playing outdoors and we have such a wonderful resource with our Commons and green spaces in Wandsworth. So I am delighted that the Council is investing in a new 'natural-style' children's play area on Tooting Common.

Transport for London have finally started working on the entry treatments to the Shaftesbury Park Estate that will make it a 20mph zone.

Following Anzac Day on 25th April, 27th April is South African Freedom day, a public holiday to mark the first post-apartheid elections, held in 1994.

Furzedown will soon be benefiting from a thorough inspection and repair and three new roads.