"Together, let's hold Labour to account" - Cllr Caroline Sargent

At every Westminster Full Council meeting, there is a slot for public questions. Anyone living, working, or studying in Westminster can ask about anything the Council is doing or failing to do.

So, why not ask about fly-tipping and illegal Airbnbs on your street? About failing repairs on council properties and inappropriate cycle lanes? Also, why not challenge the council for not standing up to the Mayor of London? There are many things to question this Labour-led council about.

The next Full Council meeting is on Wednesday, 22 January. The public can ask questions, but they must be submitted seven days before.

We spoke with Cllr Caroline Sargent, Deputy Leader of the Conservative Group at Westminster City Council. Caroline explained,

"Did you know you can ask a question at full council about any local issue or concern?

"Whether it's a dumped e-bike or rubbish on the streets. Anything that matters to you?

"Find out more at www.westm.news/ask. Together, let us hold Labour to account."

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Caroline Sargent

Caroline Sargent

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Caroline Sargent is a lifelong Londoner and has called Westminster home for more than 15 years. Before returning to the city with her family, she worked internationally in the conference industry and now runs her own business.

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