Local Election Hustings Being Held in Roehampton
All major parties expected to be represented at event at Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Church in Roehampton. Picture: John Salmon
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April 3, 2026
Voters will have the chance to put their questions directly to local election candidates at a public hustings on Wednesday 15 April at 7pm, taking place at Holy Trinity Church, Ponsonby Road in Roehampton (SW15 4LA).
The event, organised by Churches Together in Putney and Roehampton, follows the tradition of previous election years, offering residents an opportunity to hear from representatives of all major parties standing in the two wards. Each representative will make a short presentation before taking questions from the audience.
The hustings will be chaired by the Bishop of Kingston, ensuring an impartial and well‑moderated discussion.
Organisers are encouraging residents to submit questions in advance, by emailing admin@holytrinityroehampton.org. Questions may also be taken from the floor on the night, subject to time.
With local elections approaching, the event is expected to draw strong interest from residents keen to hear candidates’ views on issues affecting Roehampton and West Putney, including housing, local services, transport, community safety and the future of neighbourhood amenities.
Doors open shortly before 7pm, and all members of the public are welcome to attend.
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