Work on the next phase of the £3m Clapham Junction exemplar scheme starts in May 2013. 

The Council’s investment in the Tooting Triangle playground is proving popular with local families. Children had a key role in choosing the play equipment and designing the space. Local councillors also lobbied to prevent mobile phone companies installing a mast nearby.

Businesses in the Northcote Road area were today being handed the results of the first local Consumer Survey in recent years carried out by local MP Jane Ellison and the Northcote Ward Councillors.

Your local Conservative councillors visited the ARK Putney Academy to view the multi-million pound building project, which has already seen installation of temporary classrooms to enable the school to stay open whilst the buildings are upgraded.

Local Conservative councillors have restated their commitment to keep a local Post Office in Southfields.

Balham has become a popular place to live, and your local councillors have been working hard to improve transport links for residents and visitors.

Local residents can now visit one of the first in a new style of modern open plan Post Offices at the new Putney branch which has just moved to Vetry’s Convenience store at 197 Upper Richmond Road.

Local Conservative councillors are delighted that Balham Town Centre Partnership has secured £1.9million to encourage people to explore, enjoy and invest in Balham town centre. The investment comes from the Mayor’s Outer London Fund with matching funding from Wandsworth Council.

The first River Taxi opening the new service from Putney to Blackfriars departed from Putney at 6.30am on Tuesday 2nd April. One of the earliest travellers on the Thames Clipper was Richard Tracey, the Mayor's Ambassador for River Transport and London Assembly Member for Wandsworth and Merton.

Wandsworth Council is taking action to help residents improve recycling rates.