During a recent Treasury committee hearing, Bobby Dean MP, Carshalton and Wallington, urged the Government to rethink its approach to public spending, focusing less on short-term cost-cutting and more on long-term preventive action that can save money...
The recent news has seen our hospital feature in the national and local press
The three Liberal Democrat MPs representing Sutton and Epsom have today hit out at the Government for once again failing to confirm new funding for the Epsom and St Helier NHS trust.
Proposals to convert Bandon Hill Cemetery Lodge into a house in multiple occupation (HMO) for care leavers have been dropped after the Cemetery Committee was advised that the council has since identified better options elsewhere to house these residents.
Unpopular proposal finally scrapped after pressure from Luke Taylor MP.
Bobby Dean MP shares his views on this highly sensitive topic
Lib Dem Sutton Council has implemented new measures to preserve the family-friendly character of its neighbourhoods by requiring planning permission for converting family homes into Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
Wallington Christmas Festival sparkled even brighter this year as Anya, the winner of Bobby Dean MP’s Christmas Card Competition, switched on the town centre’s Christmas lights.
Parents and doctors have voiced serious concerns about the decision to relocate children’s cancer services in London from the Royal Marsden to the Evelina in central London. Many worry that the move will impose additional strain on vulnerable children.
An exhausted father of two autistic children was struggling to balance their needs with his own challenges. But then his life turned around.
The monthly Roundshaw Drop-In has been praised as a ‘vital’ resource for local residents, offering access to key support services.
Local community organisations came together at the Autumn St Helier Charitable Foundation Wellbeing Day, held at the David Weir Centre, to promote health and wellbeing.
Sutton South's Lib Dem Councillors want the best for their area, and while we need more homes, they will fight any developments that are not suitable in size or design.
Sutton North's Lib Dem Councillors, Sam Cumber and Ruth Dombey, were pleased with the successful funding bids to Sutton Council from their area.
Shocking: Tory and Labour Councillors vote against investment to prevent damp and mould in homes!
Lib Dem-run Sutton Council has planted over 1,000 street trees across the borough in the past few years, but over the summer months those new trees need to be watered regularly.
Lib Dem run Sutton Council successfully bid for £3 million for the Network Rail upgrades of Belmont Station.
Lib Dem Councillors were joined by local residents in meeting with Wallington’s police team about the concerning rise in shoplifting.
