London ambulance service response times soar for most urgent calls
Ambulance services in London have hit breaking point, with waiting times soaring above target response times while the Conservatives remain determined to shut St Heler Hospital's A&E.
Read moreResidents in Sutton face a £529 rise to energy bills in April, new figures reveal
Sutton is set to be hit hard by the expected rise in energy bills in April, new figures have revealed.
Read moreTop Lib Dem Target Seat Selects Award-Winning Journalist David Campanale as Candidate
Award-winning international television journalist with the BBC World Service, David Campanale, has been selected by the Liberal Democrats to contest the parliamentary marginal of Sutton & Cheam, held by Minister for London Paul Scully MP.
Read moreLondoners hit hardest by new income tax stealth rise
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Taxpayers in London will pay £500 extra a year in tax.
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155,000 more Londoners to start paying income tax following Government changes to thresholds.
Lib Dem Five Point Plan on Ambulance Waiting Times
Sutton Lib Dems call for emergency five-point plan as deadly ambulance delays grip local health services.
Read moreShock by-election win paves way for Lib Dem gain in Carshalton & Wallington
The Liberal Democrats are on track to win seats across the country at the next General Election, including Carshalton & Wallinton, following their historic by-election victory overnight.
Read moreThe Conservatives must come clean on No. 10 Christmas party
Responding to the ITV video which shows Downing Street staff laughing last year about a Christmas party being held, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary spokesperson for Carshalton and Wallington, Bobby Dean, said:
Read moreRevealed: Tory MP's dirty record
Voting records reveal that Sutton and Cheam’s Tory MP has voted to allow companies to discharge waste into our local rivers, and to change the rules to allow a fellow Tory off the hook after an independent review found him guilty.
Read moreRevealed: Tory MP's dirty record
Voting records reveal that Carshalton and Wallington’s Tory MP couldn't be bothered to vote to protect the River Wandle from being dumped with sewage, but was happy to vote to change the rules to allow a fellow Tory off the hook after an independent review found him guilty.
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