Sutton Labour has launched a shorthand document of its 2018 local elections manifesto for residents, with less than two weeks until Polling Day.

The key pledges document, which forms the basis of the manifesto its 54 candidates. Sutton Labour has vowed, amongst other pledges, to protect St Helier’s maternity and A&E key services, build 400 Council homes a year to tackle the housing crisis, bring an end to the waste management contract in Sutton and demand that inefficient rail services are run not by franchise, but by TfL.

“It is designed to act as a snapshot for residents who want to know what Sutton Labour stands for at these elections in a nutshell, and to give those who we haven’t managed to have those conversation with on the doorstep with a sense of our positive, innovative vision for Sutton Council,” said a spokesperson.

The document is available online at: http://www.carshaltonandwallingtonlabour.co.uk/sutton_borough_labour_s_pledges_to_residents