Wandsworth Council has set out plans for a major investment in street cleansing and increased enforcement action as part of a package of measures designed to keep streets cleaner, tackle grime and respond more quickly to the issues residents care about most.

Wandsworth Council has set out plans for a major investment in street cleansing and increased enforcement action as part of a package of measures designed to keep streets cleaner, tackle grime and respond more quickly to the issues residents care about most.

The athletes, coaches, volunteers, schools and community organisations helping Wandsworth become a healthier, more active and connected borough have been celebrated at the Wandsworth Moves Together Awards 2026. 

The athletes, coaches, volunteers, schools and community organisations helping Wandsworth become a healthier, more active and connected borough have been celebrated at the Wandsworth Moves Together Awards 2026. 

In a joint letter with fellow London borough leaders, Councillor Robert Morritt, the Leader of Wandsworth Council, has issued a warning to the Prime Minister.

In a joint letter with fellow London borough leaders, Councillor Robert Morritt, the Leader of Wandsworth Council, has issued a warning to the Prime Minister.

Wandsworth Council has published the final outcomes of its comprehensive Spending Review, confirming a series of major decisions to protect frontline services, reduce borrowing, and put the Council on a more sustainable financial footing. 

Wandsworth Council has tonight confirmed that unless the Government rethinks its cuts to funding, Council Tax will need to rise by £958 for a Band D property. The borough faces significant financial pressure from Government funding reform, rising costs, and increasing demand for services. 

Wandsworth Council has published the final outcomes of its comprehensive Spending Review, confirming a series of major decisions to protect frontline services, reduce borrowing, and put the Council on a more sustainable financial footing. 

Wandsworth Council has tonight confirmed that unless the Government rethinks its cuts to funding, Council Tax will need to rise by £958 for a Band D property. The borough faces significant financial pressure from Government funding reform, rising costs, and increasing demand for services.