General Election 2015: Croydon North MP Steve Reed claims people will suffer with further government cuts
Steve Reed, the newly re-elected Croydon North Labour MP, said that the community simply cannot survive another five dreadful years.
General Election 2015: South west London Liberal Democrats not trusting gloomy exit poll – in video
Liberal Democrat candidates are putting a brave face on a nightmare exit poll which predicts their party suffering a political
General election 2015: Kingston and Surbiton Green candidate confident party will make ‘good gains’
Clare Keogh, Green Party candidate for Kingston and Surbiton believes her party is going to make major gains both in
Opinion poll boost for Conservatives in race for marginal Croydon Central
Conservative hopeful Gavin Barwell has received a major opinion poll boost with just three days to go until the General
Croydon South Labour candidate Emily Benn attempts to win Tory stronghold with three-pronged attack
Emily Benn, the 25-year-old Labour hopeful for Croydon South, is honing in on housing, the NHS and the economy to
Russell Brand-ed ‘prune’ by Tory Sutton & Cheam candidate after ‘advising people not to vote’
Russell Brand, recently voted the World’s fourth greatest thinker by Prospect magazine readers, has been labelled a ‘prune’ by the
Comedian Eddie Izzard parachuted into Croydon to join Labour’s Sarah Jones on campaign trail
Comedian Eddie Izzard hit the campaign trail in Croydon yesterday throwing his support behind Labour candidate Sarah Jones. Sporting
Nick Clegg fires warning shot about voting Conservative and slams Labour’s ‘farcical’ economic pledge
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has accused Labour of having a secret plan and branded their manifesto pledge of ‘no
Housing crisis solution could be key to Tooting victory, claims Conservative candidate
Solving Britain’s housing crisis could be the answer to winning May’s general election, Tooting’s Conservative candidate has argued. Reports reveal that
Lib Dems take lead in Kingston election as Conservatives alienate students over ‘super rich’ debate
The first political punches of what promises to be a tightly-fought Kingston election were thrown last week as students were
Children’s playground saved as Tooting campaigners force Crossrail 2 to move planned tunnel shafts
Concerns for the safety of Tooting children inspired residents to band together to petition the Crossrail 2 planning teams to