Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, has welcomed Transport for London’s (TfL) announcement of its decision not to curtail the 424 bus route. TfL’s proposals would have meant that the 424 bus would no longer have gone through the heart of Fulham – where it provides a vital service to many local residents, especially the elderly and those in sheltered housing, being the only direct bus service in Sands End. Instead, the route would have gone just over Wandsworth Bridge rather than to Putney High Street.

On 7 July, Crossrail 2 published its interim response to the public consultation it held between 27 October 2015 and 8 January 2016. This response came further to the Consultation Report, which Crossrail 2 published in March this year.

Greg Hands, the Conservative MP for Chelsea and Fulham, said his surgery went ahead as planned today (Friday), but with a police presence to reassure members of the public.

It is now a little over a year since I was re-elected as Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, and appointed by David Cameron to the Cabinet, as Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
 

Greg Hands MP being interviewed at the think-tank Legatum Institute last week about his job and the Government’s role in fixing the public finances.

Work is due to begin on the Diamond Jubilee Bridge between Fulham and Battersea.

Greg Hands this week welcomed the progress being made in the Fulham Boys School’s move to its permanent site.

Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, has welcomed the Queen’s Speech as the next step in delivering security for working people, increasing life chances for the most disadvantaged, and strengthening our national security.

Greg Hands welcomes Transport for London’s most recent statement on Crossrail 2.

Greg Hands, Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, welcomes the news that the Buses Directorate at Transport for London (TfL) has signaled its intention to abandon plans to curtail the 424 bus route.