Elizabeth Hitchcock

Councillor for Knightsbridge & Belgravia Ward

Elizabeth has lived in London for 34 years and in Westminster for the past 18 years. Elizabeth was first elected in May 2018.

Elizabeth works closely with both local people living in Knightsbridge & Belgravia and businesses to improve what is a very special part of London. Her interests include planning, policing and safer neighbourhoods and youth provision.

Outside of politics, Elizabeth is the mother of four children, currently working part-time for a Conservative MP and is also a trustee of a Westminster-based youth club. 

Contact Elizabeth by email, via Westminster City Council on 020 7641 5377 or via the constituency office on 020 7730 8181.

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Dockless Bikes - New byelaw

Whilst  your Councillors are very supportive of cycling, we have received numerous complaints of Lime Bikes, Mobikes etc "abandoned" on the highway, very often on a narrow pavement causing an obstruction making it difficult for pedestrians to pass; particularly those in a wheelchair or children

Celebrating Christmas!

"It is a huge pleasure, as always, to join in the many festive events across the ward which make Christmas such a special time for our residents and businesses" says local Councillor Rachael Robathan.  "In particular, it is lovely that so many from the local community have been recognised for

Westminster Council recognised for adopting the London Living Wage

Westminster Council was accredited last month by the Living Wage Foundation for adopting and providing the London Living Wage to not only its employees including its Apprentices but also for extending to include its suppliers. This was recognised with an award from the Mayor of London on 11th Novem

Engine Idling #Don’tBeIdle

Westminster City Council has requested powers to issue instant fines without warning to drivers who are caught leaving their engines running unnecessarily. The council’s #DontBeIdle campaign started in 2017 with drivers being given a warning and an information leaflet detailing the very serious imp

Tackling abuse of short-term letting

We know that most homeowners who let on a nightly basis do so within the law and maintain excellent standards. However, we also know short-term letting can cause problems for local people. Conservative Councillors are keen to reduce the problems associated with abuse of short-term letting.

Knightsbridge Heritage Features Revamped

One of the key issues highlighted by local people in the recent Knightsbridge Neighbourhood Plan was the importance of the heritage features in the area.  Responding to this, local Councillor Rachael Robathan, secured funding from the Council to restore the railings and heritage lamps on Rutla

Engine Idling #Don’tBeIdle

In another development related to air quality, Westminster City Council has requested powers to issue instant fines without warning to drivers who are caught leaving their engines running unnecessarily.

20mph speed limit: have your say!

Westminster has begun a consultation on extending the 20mph zone that had been successfully trialled around schools in the Little Venice area and other parts of Westminster. We have had a number of comments that the current speed limits are confusing and suggesting that consistency would be the way