Multi-sector working is crucial in tackling violent crime. This is why I held a summit in Tooting, bringing together our community groups and local authorities.

Today, I urged the Government to implement a similar initiative nationwide.

Watch the video here: twitter.com/DrRosena/status/1087393639196774401

Many people have been in touch about unfair fines because of technical issues with Wandsworth Council's new parking system. 

Recent cases show residents were notified that they had paid for their permit, but were fined for not renewing. I was glad to secure refunds.

Contact me if you've had problems.

With Parliament minutes away from voting down the Withdrawal Agreement, I nipped over to Parliament Square to speak to the supporters of People's Vote.

It is vital that this decision goes back to the people!

Three doctors, due to start volunteering in Cox's Bazar to treat Rohingya refugees, were refused visas upon landing in Bangladesh.

I have worked with Med Global Org and have seen first hand the fantastic work they do. This is my letter to Jeremy Hunt requesting this situation to be resolved.

Football fans in this country are often stung when fixtures are rescheduled for TV by missing out on the cheapest train tickets.

This week, the Transport Minister agreed to meet with me to discuss the idea of a Fans' Fare Scheme to give fans more flexibility.

​Sign the petition: https://www.drrosena.co.uk/fans-fare-petition.html

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​Healthy eating and the education around keeping fit and healthy starts young. But the same time, 35,000 hours of PE are being cut from schools each year, and an increasing number of our leisure facilities are being closed.

Today I spoke out against the Tory cuts depriving kids of sport in The Mirror.

Today is the day the Government allows train companies to hike our fares - again.

Fares have soared since 2010, when Labour was last in Government, yet the service has undeniably failed to improve.

Sadiq Khan, as Mayor of London, has frozen all TfL fares since being elected, which means pay as you go fares have remained the same on the tube, train and bus. However, travel cards are set by the Government, and this year they rose by 3.1%. Another smack in the face of commuters.

Commuters who use Earlsfield, Balham, Wandsworth Common and Streatham Common will be rightly frustrated by the consistently poor service. This is why I support the Labour pledge to re-nationalise our network.

As an A&E doctor, I see first-hand the strain that is placed on staff, patients and their families as waiting times soar.

​On New Year’s Day I was back in St George's A&E and was once again amazed by the dedication and commitment of our much valued doctors, nurses and support staff.

Tonight, even the wet and windy weather couldn't dampen our Christmas spirits.

I had the pleasure of spending time with the people of Furzedown at the annual market. There were mince pies, carols, and lots of great independent, local stallholders.

I of course took the opportunity to pick up some great last minute gifts!