News
News from Jane Ellison relating to the constituency plus news from Wandsworth Council. | Monday 8 April 2013 |
Battersea MP welcomes tax changes that benefit those on lowest payBattersea's MP, Jane Ellison, has welcomed the increased level of personal tax allowance - the third increase in the allowance since the Coalition Government took office.
[Read More] | Thursday 4 April 2013 |
Metropolitan Police target phone theftEarlier this year the Met launched a new street robbery campaign in an attempt to combat the peak in thefts they see at certain times of the year, for example when a new iPhone is released.
[Read More] | Wednesday 20 March 2013 |
Battersea's MP welcomes 'Help to Buy' announcement in the BudgetBattersea's MP, Jane Ellison, today welcomed the announcement in the Budget of the 'Help to Buy' scheme, which will make it easier for people get a foot on the property ladder, without having to save up for a big deposit.
[Read More] | Tuesday 19 March 2013 |
Help with childcareBattersea's MP Jane Ellison MP today joined the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister on their visit to KidsUnlimited Nursery in Wandsworth, where they announced the Coalition Government's plan to introduce tax-free childcare for working families.
[Read More] | Friday 8 March 2013 |
Battersea MP visits local Co-op to support Fairtrade FortnightBattersea's MP, Jane Ellison, today visited the team at The Co-operative Food store on Battersea Bridge Road to discuss Fairtrade Fortnight.
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News from your local Council Wandsworth welcomes a new mayorPosted on Monday May 20, 2013The borough’s new mayor has pledged to spend her year in the role doing as much as possible to make a difference to the lives of young people.
More investment on housing estatesPosted on Monday May 20, 2013The council has unveiled its latest multi-million pound programme of investment to improve the homes of people living on the borough’s housing estates.
Power station park opens at weekendsPosted on Friday May 17, 2013This weekend local people will be able to set foot on the Battersea Power Station site for the first time in 30 years.
New look playground to re-openPosted on Friday May 17, 2013The children’s playground at Battersea Park is to re-open during the forthcoming school half-term holiday with phase one of the refurbishment now complete.
Davies must test airport claimsPosted on Friday May 17, 2013The all-party 2M Group of local authorities has warned that new proposals for extra runway capacity will fall at the first hurdle if they are not backed by scientific fact.
Arts festival ends in style this weekendPosted on Thursday May 16, 2013One of the biggest individual events in the borough’s arts calendar takes place this Sunday (May 19).
National News from the Conservative Party
Grayling: Automatic privileges for prisoners cannot continueToday, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has unveiled important changes to prisoner rehabilitation across England and Wales.
Universal Credit launchedToday marks the important next step in the radical reshaping of the welfare system so the system works for hardworking people, as the Universal Credit pathfinder is launched in parts of Manchester.
Labour councils let tax evaders off the hookNew figures reveal how Labour councils have the biggest council tax arrears and worst collection rates - explaining why Labour councils charge higher council tax than Conservative ones.
Crime down by 10% Encouraging crime figures were released by the Office for National Statistics today.