Caroline Pidgeon AM joined her colleague Stephen Knight AM and other local Lib Dem campaigners in Twickenham to campaign to re-elect Vince Cable MP.
The team enjoyed a sunny day out on the streets in Hampton and had a good response on the doorstep.
"Vince is so respected as both a local MP and as a national political figure. It was lovely to talk to local people about their concerns and to get support for Vince" commented Caroline.
Caroline joined local activists in Kingston on Sunday 26th April to campaign to re-elect Ed Davey as their local MP.
Caroline joined Ed and other Lib Dems talking to local residents in Norbiton.
"There was huge support for Ed from the residents I spoke to. Ed has been a strong MP and championed local concerns that really affect local people's every day lives" commented Caroline.
Caroline spent Saturday 25th April in Sutton campaigning for our two MPs Tom Brake and Paul Burstow.
Caroline joined teams in Wallington South in the morning for Tom and then out in Sutton West with Cllr Wendy Mathys in the afternoon.
"It was great to hear from local people about our hard working local MPs and the work they have done and continue to do to save St Helier's hospital." commented Caroline.
As the latest disappointing figures on the Thames cable car showed that fewer people use it in a day than use the Tube in just two minutes, Caroline Pidgeon commented:
"Despite the cable car being long established and fast approaching its third anniversary its passenger numbers remain dismal.
"Quite frankly with so much public money spent on the project the best option would be to turn it into an integral form of public transport.
As a Freedom Of Information request revealed that just one person has given feedback to the Metropolitan Police's consultation of the use of body-worn cameras by officers, Caroline Pidgeon said:
“The technology should make the police more accountable to the public and help route out police malpractices committed by a very small minority of police officers.