What would you ask Westminster City Council?

On Wednesday, 13 November, the Labour-led Westminster City Council will hold a full meeting, to set policy, approve expenditure, and make key decisions. 

We want to hear what you think the Council should focus on.

These full meetings are once a quarter, plus the Annual Meeting and other special meetings as required. The full Council comprises the 54 elected Members meeting together. It is chaired by the Lord Mayor, who also maintains a ceremonial role. Anyone is welcome to attend the meeting in person or watch it online via the Council's YouTube channel.

We asked Cllr Paul Swaddle, leader of the Conservative Group, to explain.

"This Wednesday, 13 November, it’s a full council meeting here at Westminster and it's an opportunity for your councillors to hold the Labour administration to account.

"Please let us know what questions you think that your councillors should be asking of this administration.

"How are they letting you down?

"Where could they be doing better?"

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