Sadiq has been contacted by a number of local residents who have raised their concerns about Britain's bee population.

With 47 bee species in the UK deemed vulnerable or endangered and with a 53% decline in managed honey-bee colonies between 1985 and 2005, Sadiq is supporting Friends of the Earth's ‘Bee Cause' campaign to reverse the decline of UK bees. The campaign is calling on the Prime Minister to commit to a Bee Action Plan to tackle all major causes of bee decline. It's also supporting individuals to make change in their gardens and communities to help bees.

This week marks pedestrian campaigners', Living Streets, Walk to School Week as part of National Walking Month. Sadiq is supporting Living Streets' call to encourage more children to walk to school.

The Pakistan General Election took place on Saturday 11^th May - marking the end of the country's first full term served by a democratic government.

Sadiq Khan MP visited Pakistan as part of the group of UK international election observers who visited polling stations across the country working to ensure the elections were fair and democratic. He was the only MP to act as a UK election observer.

With ‘Courier Fraud' claiming over 2,000 victims across the country in the last two years, Sadiq Khan MP is working with Ofcom to warn elderly and vulnerable people about phone scams and remind them that they should never give their PIN or bank card to anyone.

‘Courier fraud' sees fraudsters telephoning you claiming to be from an authority, usually the bank or the police or the Serious Fraud Office. They tell you that your bank has been compromised and that they need to collect your card.

Sadiq Khan MP for Tooting said:

"This morning's announcement on the future of St Helier's and Epsom Hospitals is worrying - not only for those in its immediate vicinity but also for the rest of South West London more generally.

"At a time when the NHS is undergoing the biggest reorganisation in its history, the possibility of more pressure being forced upon existing services which are also currently in flux, could create a whole myriad of problems.

"I raised my concerns with the possible closure of services at neighbouring hospitals with Miles Scott at the beginning of the year and will be keeping a close eye on how this situation develops, particularly with regards to any impact on St George's Hospital. I will also be meeting with Senior NHS stakeholders as soon as possible to go through my concerns, and those of my constituents, in more detail"

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Wandsworth Borough Council recently announced plans to increase pupil intake at Broadwater Primary School in Tooting from two-form entry to three-form entry, adding one 30-pupil class per year. Parents and carers, governors, pupils and staff are united in their strong opposition to the proposed expansion and have mounted the Stop Broadwater School Expansion Campaign.

As house prices and rents in Wandsworth continue to soar and the need for social housing becomes more desperate, there is concern that Wandsworth Borough is hurtling towards a housing crisis.

Sadiq Khan MP said: "I am seeing more people than ever in my advice surgeries who are worried about the cost of rent, the condition of their rented property and benefit cuts. I am so concerned by this, and the impact of changes to the welfare system, that I invited a number of key stakeholders to Parliament for a housing summit, to discuss how these problems can best be addressed."

Local MP and life long Tooting resident Sadiq Khan has begun a campaign to remind local residents that they all have the right to visit Parliament, including visiting the debating chamber and Big Ben.

In addition to arranging tours he also is encouraging local residents to apply for tickets for Departmental Questions (including Health, Treasury, Defence, or Foreign Office). He is also given four PMQs (Prime Minister's Questions) tickets every year to give to his constituents.

Shaker Aamer was one of the first to be locked up in Guantanamo Bay and is now the last remaining Briton in the American-run detention centre. Shaker Aamer has now been held there for eleven years, despite being cleared for release. Many of his family live in South West London, including Tooting.

Since becoming an MP, Sadiq has long campaigned on behalf of Shaker Aamer and his family for his safe return home to the UK and for the closure of Guantanamo Bay. Sadiq has lobbied both the Foreign Office and the Prime Minister on many occasions and attended demonstrations outside parliament.

Last month the Mayor announced that Sadiq's campaign to save Tooting Police Station from closure and ensure it remains open to the public, had been successful. A month on from this good news, Sadiq met with Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Stephen Greenhalgh, to discuss the future of policing in Tooting.

As a result of campaigning from Sadiq and local residents, Tooting Police Station will now continue to have a point of access to the public, despite originally being earmarked for closure by the Mayor of London. There will also be an additional contact point in St Georges Hospital with consideration of further contact points possible.

Despite saving the police station, Sadiq continues to be worried about cuts to local policing, as Safer Neighbourhood Teams are to be reduced from a minimum of 1 Sergeant, 2 Police Officers and 3 Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) to a minimum of one PCSO and one police officer per ward. He sought assurances from the Deputy Mayor, that these officers would will stay in post long term so that they can build vital local connections. It is important that local residents get to know their local policing team and that the police know their area.

Since first being elected in 2005, improving transport links has been extremely important to Sadiq. He has campaigned for investment into Earlsfield Station to redevelop facilities and improve access to the station since first being elected in 2005.