Liberal Democrat Councillors on Camden Council have uncovered that there are 70 tall buildings from the private sector across the borough where the residents are living in potentially unsafe homes. 

Luisa Porritt, speaking to ITV News, has made clear that she is the challenger that Sadiq Khan should be worried about.

Watch Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey's message on the ongoing Brexit negotiations below:

West Hampstead Lib Dems have been out speaking to residents on Maygrove Road this weekend, seeking solutions to the chaos made by traffic at school pick up times at Kingsgate School. 

Click below to take our survey on the traffic situation on Maygrove Road:

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey writes:

Coronavirus teaches many lessons. For me, one stands out: the importance of caring and carers – in care homes, supporting vulnerable people at home and millions of unpaid carers looking after loved ones. 

Recladding work on the five Chalcots towers was meant to finally get underway earlier this year, but the Council's deal with Wates collapsed over the form and cost of the programme. 

The problems of rubbish being dumped on our streets seems to have got much worse in recent months. A lot of the problem seems to be with business rubbish put out for collection on the side of the streets.

We'd like your views on what can be done. Is it just the Council's fault or should we, as local residents and businesses, take more responsibility for our area too? Let us know what you think.

There’s recently been a flurry of planning and development activity in the West Hampstead and Fortune Green area. 

The coronavirus pandemic has brought new focus on the issue of child hunger, but this is a not a new problem. The absence of any support equivalent to free school meals in the holidays is a long overlooked problem. Now families have the added worry of how they will access school meals during lockdowns too.