Below are a map and the contact details of the elected representatives around the proposed development. It is only by contacting MPs and councillors that they often become aware of important local matters. If you have a very specific issue that affects you or your family, always write to them directly. If it is a time-sensitive matter, then always copy them into emails.

Councillors

Motspur Park and Old Malden East Ward

lynn.henderson@kingston.gov.uk (Liberal Democrat)

richard.thorpe@kingston.gov.uk (Liberal Democrat)

West Barnes Ward

hina.bokhari@merton.gov.uk (Liberal Democrat)

john.oliver@merton.gov.uk (Liberal Democrat)

robert.page@merton.gov.uk (Liberal Democrat)

Surgeries: first and third Tuesday of the month at West Barnes Library 5.30-6.30pm.

Worcester Park North Ward

tom.drummond@sutton.gov.uk (Conservative)

joe.quick@sutton.gov.uk (Conservative)

Surgeries: last Saturday of the month in the British Legion from 12-1pm, and Maple Lodge, The Hamptons first Saturday of the month 11-12am.

Lower Morden

eleanor.cox@merton.gov.uk (Conservative)

sally.kenny@merton.gov.uk (Labour)

Please note that Cllr James Williscroft is currently unwell.

Members of Parliament

Sutton luke.taylor.mp@parliament.uk  (Liberal Democrat)

Wimbledon paul.kohler.mp@parliament.uk  (Liberal Democrat).

The Wimbledon constituency was extended at the last general election to include part of Old Malden previously in Kingston.

Mitcham and Morden mcdonaghs@parliament.uk (Labour)

London Assembly Members

leonie.cooper@london.gov.uk (Labour) Merton and Wandsworth

neil.garratt@london.gov.uk (Conservative) Croydon and Sutton

gareth.roberts@london.gov.uk (Liberal Democrat) Hounslow, Kingston and Richmond

Please note that MPs and the Council have different responsibilities. The following guidance has been taken from the UK Parliament website:

When should I contact my MP?

MPs can help with issues that are the responsibility of UK Parliament. They represent their constituents and can help with issues such as:

• hospitals and the NHS
• problems with benefits, pensions and national insurance
• immigration
• school closures and funding
• transport facilities

When should I contact my Local Council?

Your local council can help with local issues such as:

• council tax
• housing
• bins and recycling
• street repairs and parking
• children and families
• schools and learning