Welcome to Carshalton and Wallington Labour Party’s website

Coronavirus Update

All meetings and face to face campaigning have been suspended for the present. Instead, we are campaigning on line and by phone as well as using our time to support members and those in our community who are experiencing problems due to the coronovirus situation.

Community support

Our members have been volunteering to provide support for anyone who needs help or support  with shopping, deliveries, prescriptions, advice or anything else.

If you would like to volunteer your services, or would like to request support of any sort, please contact Ahmad (our Chair) on 077 992 14021

London elections on 6th May 2021

Your vote is needed to elect Sadiq Khan as Labour Mayor and to elect Labour representatives to the London Assembly.

Please register for an early vote (postal vote)

You need to fill in a form and return it to the Council’s electoral office –

details here or contact us for assistance

Local campaigns

St Helier Hospital acute services

We have opposed the Clinical Commissioning Groups’ decision to remove acute services from St Helier and Epsom Hospitals and move to a new smaller unit in Belmont. This will result in an overall reduction in services and longer travelling times. We called on Sutton Council to refer the decision back to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on the grounds that the wealth of evidence against the proposals was not properly considered and that the public were not properly consulted. Unfortunately Sutton Lib Dem councillors declined to oppose the decision or to justify their lack of action.

Find out more in our Sutton Insight Healthcare section

Fair heating costs for Hackbridge New Mill residents

We support the NMQ’s residents’ struggle to overturn the unfair energy charges levied by Sutton Council’s SDEN energy supplier

Proper consultation of residents about traffic schemes

The Lib Dem council’s Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes were poorly considered and implemented. We support  the aspiration to reduce traffic and improve air quality, but changes need to be introduced after listening to what residents need. Read more

Holding our local Conservative MP to account

Our local MP Elliot Colburn has made some disappointing decisions in deciding whether or how to vote in Parliament. He failed to oppose cuts to holiday time school meals, failed to turn up for the debate on cladding on tall buildings, voted against an amendment to protect our high food safety standards against foreign imports, voted against implementing WHO recommended air quality targets, supported Tory Mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey’s misleading and downright inaccurate claims about proposed tax increases by Sadiq Khan, and, most noticeably, failed to oppose the cuts to our local hospital. As one local commentator remarked, ‘He must be one of the only MPs to vote AGAINST retaining a General Hospital in his constituency’

If you support us, come and join us and help us campaign – and of course, give us your vote!

Can you help us by making a donation to our local Party campaign funds?