New Malden Focus

New Malden Police counter shut down

Safety concerns have been raised about the planned cycling and walking path connecting New Malden station to Raynes Park

Two police bases are set to close in New Malden

Recent studies have shown that air pollution in London is causing the premature deaths of over 9,500 Londoners. 

Kingston Conservatives have neglected New Malden for too long with no workable solutions to local problems

Kingston’s Conservative Council is pushing through controversial plans which will see New Malden swamped with hundreds of new and very expensive flats despite strong opposition from local people

A New Malden Conservative councillor “falls below a standard that voters have a right to expect” according to his own Kingston Conservative leader.

"All Kevin cares about is new developments" - Cllr Mary Clark

Kevin Davis - Conservative Councillor for Old Malden and Leader of Kingston Council last year shocked local people when he jetted off to Cannes in the South of France to attend an international property conference - a trip paid for by the council taxpayer. He met London developers in France. 

The new electronic billboard above the A3 underpass on Malden Way has sparked a large number of complaints - with people alarmed about the distraction to drivers and night-time light pollution.

These hoardings appeared two months ago, but were approved by the Conservative-controlled Maldens and Coombe Planning Sub Committee on 16 October 2014.

Help us stop the Conservatives ignoring residents over new developments.

“Join our protest on 19th April against the Council’s plan” urge Lib Dems Lesley Heap, Ed Davey and Simon James.

“Development plans to dramatically change New Malden’s character are being pushed through despite massive local opposition,” argues local Liberal Democrat campaigner, Lesley Heap.