"History was made in Cranford " after the area had its first ever visit from a London Mayor.
Sadiq Khan's was in Hounslow borough on Saturday (May 13) and visited estate agent Heathrow Estates, much to the delight of owner Jagraj Singh Sran.
Mr Sran said: "History was made because no previous Mayor of London has come to Cranford before."
During the visit, Mr Khan gave his support to the launch of a youth campaign to encourage young people to vote in the upcoming General Election.
Mr Khan joined Labour candidates for Feltham and Heston, Seema Malhotra , and Brentford and Isleworth's Ruth Cadbury.
Ms Malhotra also called for a new Cranford plan of action, saying: “Cranford is the gateway from London to Heathrow and we need to work to support our businesses, tackle litter, anti social behaviour, increase policing and restore pride in our street scene.”
She said: “We have a lot to fight for in this election. Theresa May wants to make this election all about Brexit.
"But we know the next five years must also address the reality of the Government’s record and that’s what May wants to hide.
"Our public services and schools are underfunded. London now has the highest waiting times for A&E, living standards are falling and the house building under the Tories has slowed to its lowest level since the 1920s. Britain deserves better.”
Mr Khan also took a trip to Grove Road Primary School as part of the Ms Cadbury’s re-election campaign.
He also met with people from the community and gave a speech before joining in local campaigning in Hounslow town centre.
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