Kemi debates pensioners’ issues with Harriet Harman MP and Simon Hughes MP in front of the Southwark Pensioners Action Group at the Houses of Parliament (Portcullis House).

Road Safety in Poets’ Corner and surrounding streets was the biggest issue for local residents living in that area, according to our survey in late 2009. Please click here to find out more about what you can do to help.

Kemi Adegoke is the Conservative parliamentary candidate for this constituency (Dulwich and West Norwood) which covers Herne Hill and Loughborough Junction.
She will be answering your questions at the Cambria Pub, on Wednesday the 17th of February.
Find out more about why this local resident wants to represent the people of Herne Hill and what she plans [...]

Following our resident survey and a public meeting with parliamentary candidate Kemi Adegoke many of you expressed concern about the amount of dog faeces on our streets.
We have asked Lambeth Council to tackle this issue by putting up fixed penalty signs on the most severely affected streets and robustly enforcing them.
 Research in other London boroughs [...]

Kemi is campaigning for more countdown signs all over the constituency, including Herne Hill, East Dulwich and West Norwood.

We are very grateful for the support from everyone in the Herne Hill community, especially those residents we’ve met along the way who have come out to help us deliver our leaflets.

Yesterday, I attended a meeting of the Brixton Area Leaseholders Forum.
As a leaseholder I know first hand the frustration with Lambeth housing services: incorrect service charges, rip-off maintenance charges, and terrible service levels.
Lambeth housing is in melt down. Every leaseholder has their own horror story to tell. People are angry and frustrated at how [...]

Events have moved quickly since we first alerted you to the threat to Carnegie Library which Labour-controlled Lambeth Council is considering selling off for private flats.
Labour councillors and the local MP have sought to dismiss the threat to the library. Yet the facts are there in black and white: the “Building operates well as a [...]