Comprehensive plans are being drawn up to improve Mitcham Road in Tooting town centre.

‘Raising the Bar’ looks to increase community engagement from planning applicants. Wandsworth Council is being tough with developers to meet expectations but providing support and guidance to do so. The document supports a number of changes the council is making to ensure communities benefit from, and can be actively engaged in, shaping development in their borough.

Accreditation awarded by City of Sanctuary UK after collaborative work with refugee and asylum-seeking supportive organisations. Funded by a £200,000 Sanctuary Community Fund set up by Wandsworth Council Wandsworth has welcomed over 1,000 Ukrainian refugees, the second most in London

Comprehensive plans are being drawn up to improve Mitcham Road in Tooting town centre.

Wandsworth Council has carried out another blitz to remove abandoned hire bikes blocking pavements.

‘Raising the Bar’ looks to increase community engagement from planning applicants. Wandsworth Council is being tough with developers to meet expectations but providing support and guidance to do so. The document supports a number of changes the council is making to ensure communities benefit from, and can be actively engaged in, shaping development in their borough.

Our pioneering Homes for Wandsworth programme is leading by example to deliver over 1,000 new council homes Every housing project enhances communities with new facilities and local improvements Wandsworth Council is building a range of homes to suit different resident needs

Food waste recycling collections start on Monday 10 June on your usual collection day. All households with enough space at the front of their property for a food waste caddy, e.g. a front garden or driveway, will receive the caddies by 7 June. This is all part of our Cleaner Borough Plan to make it easier for residents to do the right thing with their rubbish and recycling.

June 1 marks the start of Pride Month and Wandsworth Council will once again fly the Pride flag and run events to show its support for the borough’s LGBTQ+ community.

Accreditation awarded by City of Sanctuary UK after collaborative work with refugee and asylum-seeking supportive organisations. Funded by a £200,000 Sanctuary Community Fund set up by Wandsworth Council Wandsworth has welcomed over 1,000 Ukrainian refugees, the second most in London