"Council meetings are your opportunity to hold this Labour administration to account" - Cllr Hannah Galley

Anyone living, working or studying in the City of Westminster is encouraged to ask the Council about any matter of concern. The next Full Council meeting is on Wednesday, 13 November, and members of the public can raise questions to be asked up to seven days before.

 

We caught up with Cllr Hannah Galley, newly elected Councillor in Abbey Road, to understand what this means for local people.

 

"Council meetings are your opportunity to hold this Labour administration to account.

 

"If you'd like to ask a question at the next Full Council Meeting on Wednesday 13 November, then visit www.westm.news/ask to find out more.

 

"Together, help us hold Labour to account."

 

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