Official figures have shown that Labour are failing to maintain council housing. Last year the number of council homes which failed to meet minimum standards more than doubled from 422 to 1,095. That's nearly 10% of all Council housing in H&F.

When we speak to local residents in Hammersmith and Fulham the biggest issue that comes up is housing. Many people voted Labour at the last council elections in 2014 because they wanted more affordable housing.

So what has been Labour’s record?

New figures have revealed that fly-tipping has again increased in Hammersmith and Fulham. In 2016/17 there were nearly 15,000 incidents of fly-tipping across our borough. H&F is now the fourth worst performing local authority in the country for fly-tipping.

The parking crisis in Hammersmith & Fulham continues to worsen, with the Labour Council announcing that it is replacing the smart visitor permit (SVP) with a new resident visitor permit (RVP) - but seemingly without automatically refunding the money residents have invested in the old permits.

At the end of last year we campaigned to stop the Mayor’s cuts to the Taxicard Scheme that helps almost 70,000 disabled Londoners get about their daily lives.

The Mayor and TfL u-turned because of our campaign and the Taxicard Scheme is now protected until the end of 2019.

Conservative Group Leader, Cllr Joe Carlebach, writes:

Recently, we have seen a rise in burglaries, motor vehicle, moped and bike theft, as well as an increase in fly-tipping.

How many more young Londoners will have to lose their lives to knife crime before Labour’s City Hall takes effective action?

Four and a half million commuters across London will see their fares go up this month, proof that the Mayor’s supposed ‘fares freeze’ is a farce.

We are deeply disappointed by London Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan's proposals to sharply reduce the funding for the Taxicard scheme. In his manifesto, published during last year's Mayoral Campaign, Khan explicitly promised to: