The growing parking crisis in Hammersmith & Fulham took a new development this week, as the Labour Council announced it is replacing the smart visitor permit (SVP) with a new resident visitor permit (RVP) - but seemingly without automatically refunding the money residents have invested in the

Roads across Fulham, including New Kings Road and Fulham Road will be closed to traffic for most of Sunday, 18 March for the Adidas City Run for a "mass participation running event".

Residents in Labour-run Hammersmith & Fulham are being failed by serial incompetence when it comes to parking services, with a possible £23 million of lost parking revenue at risk.

Figures out today show that unemployment is at the lowest rate since 1975 and over three million more people are in work since 2010. This means 4,669,000 people are in work in London - an increase of 886,000 since the Conservatives came into Government.

Local MP for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, has welcomed the latest UCAS data showing that university application rates for 18-year-olds remain at record levels.

Parliament last week approved the funding settlement for English local authorities that will see a real terms increase in available resources over the next two years and give them access to more than £200 billion from 2015 to 2020 to deliver the high-quality services their local communities need.

Greg Hands MP has welcomed the launch of a new review into press sustainability, with a particular focus on ensuring the future of local and regional press.

Greg Hands MP this week launched a major campaign against fly tipping in Hammersmith & Fulham. Greg is keen to highlight examples of blight caused by fly tipping and to use them to force the Labour Council into action.

On Saturday, 2 December, Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands took part in Small Business Saturday. Greg was keen to show his appreciation for the contribution that small businesses make to the local and national economies.

Conservative Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, has welcomed December’s announcement that reforms to the national curriculum have seen the best reading standards in England for more than 15 years.