Humbled to have been selected as a local council candidate for East Putney ward 🗳️ I grew up in Wandsworth and coming from a single-parent family, I've experienced firsthand the transformative role local council services can play in people's lives 🪄

I held my annual International Women’s Day event, bringing Putney women into Parliament. Great speakers and an amazing audience. Looking forward to hosting again next year! #iwd

Thanks to you, and our Cleaner Borough plan, Wandsworth's recycling is up 25% - the biggest increase our borough has ever seen. ♻️ 📈 Find out more about how we've made it even easier for you to recycle: https://t.co/YrWtHkOB0x

Safer crossings, better lighting and more greenery 🌳💡🚶 We’ve been working with @TfL to agree phased improvements across Wandsworth Town Centre - after hearing from residents & businesses what would make it a safer & easier place to travel around🚦 https://t.co/ktA6VCmjPc

🏡 From 1 April, landlord licensing will cover more rented homes across Wandsworth - including East and West Putney and Northcote wards. Landlords have until 1 October 2026 to get the early bird discount for a licence. Find out more: https://t.co/p6Rhf0FAzP

A fun Saturday listening to local people across Wandsworth. 🌹 Vote Labour on May 7th for cleaner streets, safer neighbourhoods and a greener Wandsworth

🎸 The Half Moon in Putney has been shortlisted for the Music Week Awards Grassroots Venue: Spirit of the Scene. A long-standing part of Putney’s cultural landscape, it continues to support live music and emerging talent. Vote here: https://t.co/7QG8N1WJ9T

Great to visit Fazl Mosque ahead of Ramadan to meet members of the Ahmadiyya community with Cllr Simon Hogg and local councillors. We discussed local priorities including parking and tackling antisocial behaviour in Putney, and I’ll be working with the Council on next steps.

I am really pleased refurbishment is starting on the bridges outside East Putney station, something I’ve campaigned for with local residents!

The threat to Labour is existential. The Labour government needs a real change in approach - and fast. https://t.co/vIe6PcVEZ8

Minister Says Hammersmith Bridge 'Good Candidate' for Investment LBC quotes letter stating project could benefit from Structures Fund https://t.co/O5v6jpQ9Q9

This result must be a wake up call. It’s time to really listen - and to reflect. Voters want the change that we promised - and they voted for. If we want to unrig the system, if we want to make the change we were sent into Government to make, we have to be braver. A labour

🗣️ Mega Skips bring bulky waste collection to the local community, then we sort the items to see what can be recycled or reused. Our Director of Waste & Street Cleansing speaking to @BBCRadioLondon yesterday about the ways Wandsworth has upped its recycling rate by 25% ↗️ ♻️

Last night I spoke on Newsnight about my £90k student loan. But what I wanted to highlight was the generational inequality young people have faced. Over the last decade my generation has experienced falling living standards, housing that feels completely out of reach, and a

'You benefit from graduates every day! Every moment of every day!' Caller Gavin thinks it's 'bang out of order' to attack the contribution university graduates make to society.

Thanks to Marks & Spencer for listening to my campaign and reopening today on Putney High Street! 👏 Please do go and visit!

M&S at Putney reopening in 8 minutes! 🚨 The excitement is building!

Not sure coming out against the Renters’ Rights Act is the policy win Reform think it is? It’s a really popular policy? There are millions more renters than landlords? Low income households struggle with rent. The Tories’ unpopularity was partly because of inaction on housing?

Nothing worse than hearing the crocodile tears from a party that tripled fees and slapped on crazy interest rates. Cynically fishing for the votes of young people, after they helped trash a generation

Britain leads the world in film, TV, music and the arts. The idea that only some of us can be part of that is disgraceful. For 14 years Tory Ministers choked off chances and choices for young people. Don’t let them do it again - whether they now sit in the Tories or Reform.

Though there is an irony that the Tories seem to suddenly be realising, after years of not doing so in government, that they will need to appeal to younger voters - young and early middle age people who have kids, want kids, need to buy homes and have huge amount of student debt!