Visited Harris Academy in Peckham this morning with Sir Dan Moynihan (CEO, Harris Federation), Lord Harris, Lord Adonis and Carol-Ann Alcock (Headteacher). Harris Peckham is making progress and I will continue to work together with the Council, the school and the Federation to ensure this progress continues.

Local people, the Mayor, councillors, civic leaders and members of our armed services paying tribute at a service of remembrance at the war memorial on Borough High Street in Southwark.

Joining local Labour Party members and councillors to talk to people on the Brimmington Estate in Nunhead about the issues they are concerned about.

Packed conference for Southwark Council tenants and leaseholders to discuss affordable housing in Southwark.

Joined a packed meeting of local Labour Party members at the community hall in Peckham Rye for their monthly branch meeting.

Welcoming constituents Henry & Margaret Quenelle to Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons.

Southwark Music Hub is a partnership of 60 organisations working in Southwark to create opportunities for all young people
to learn music. Southwark Music Service, led by Denise Barber, is the leading partner for the Hub and works closely with schools in Southwark offering lessons and musical activities using a wide range of instruments and a variety of musical styles. They also support the Southwark Youth Orchestra, the Saturday Music Centre at Walworth Academy, and in partnership with the David Idowu Foundation, they support the David Idowu Choir, open to young singers throughout Southwark.

Joining South Camberwell members and councillors for campaigning in Dog Kennel Hill. Despite the lashing rain, lots of Labour support on the doorstep!

At the Wickway Community Centre on the Gloucester Grove estate in Peckham to celebrate its recent refurbishment and 35 years of service provision to the community with local residents, volunteers and Little Angels Nursery.

Joining Londoners of Sierra Leonean origin who were out in force today supporting efforts to tackle Ebola. Thanks to Abdul Seisay for organising the march to Westminster.