A very Happy 72nd Birthday to our local NHS, and a HUGE thank you to our NHS Heroes!

It was a pleasure to visit the amazing staff at Wallington Station yesterday to hear about the measures they have taken to keep passengers safe, but also thank them for keeping the railway going for our key workers during the pandemic.

The effect on the arts is something many Carshalton and Wallington residents have contacted me about, so it was a pleasure to visit Cryer Arts today to hear how they have been coping in the lockdown.

Last September we received the amazing news that the Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust were receiving £500 million to build a brand new hospital and improve the existing hospitals, as well as keeping all of the services they currently provide like A&E and maternity.

I was very grateful to spend some time talking with the Mental Health Foundation today.

I know a number of Carshalton and Wallington residents are rightly concerned about the impact Coronavirus could have on our Arts industry.

I was delighted to catch up with the team (virtually) from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home yesterday.

It was a pleasure to take part in the UK's first virtual Climate Lobby today by speaking (virtually) with Carshalton and Wallington residents about how we can tackle climate change both locally and nationally.

Today the Local Government Boundary Commission for England published its final recommendations of what the wards of the London Borough of Sutton should look like.

Today the Prime Minister gave a speech, setting out how we will Build, Build, Build as we emerge from the Coronavirus pandemic.