YMCA Planning Application

Local Conservatives recently met with Thornsett in regard to the proposed development of the YMCA site in Wimbledon.

After 50 years of support for the Little Leagues in Merton, the Labour-led Council have reneged on their promise to continue to offer free pitches and changing rooms for all four leagues that play in the borough.

Time and time again Labour-led-Merton Council have promised to do more and still the incursions happen as they do nothing. But there is an answer.

Merton Council signed a contract with Veolia to provide the Borough’s household waste collections, street cleaning and road sweeping, the emptying of public litter bins and the clearing of fly-tipping. It started on 1st April 2017 and lasts for up to 24 years.

In the summer of 2017 the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, announced plans to close Wimbledon Police Station (alongside a host of others across London).

Please do watch our video and read details of our plans to make your life a little bit better in Merton if we win the Merton Council election on 3 May 2018.

Merton is a great place to live but no one wants to walk down our streets and see litter on the ground or piles of uncollected rubbish. Yet, overflowing bins, fly-tipping and missed rubbish collections are now a part of daily life.

Welcome to our Love West Barnes page, where you can report any issues which require the attention of your local Conservative councillors, Cllr Gilli Lewis-Lavender and Cllr Brian Lewis-Lavender.

Merton's Labour council are planning to scrap the weekly bin collection. Over 3500 people replied to our survey, with 95% against Labour's plans. Many of you asked for more detail, so here is an FAQ which we prepared to help you understand more about Labour's plans, and also a poster for your window to show Merton Council your support for keeping the weekly bin collection.

St Helier hospital is a vital part of the local community, providing critical healthcare to thousands of residents. We want to build an even better St Helier by working with you and the NHS. Please fill in our survey here or come along to our public meeting on Saturday 18th March to have your say on plans for the future of St Helier.