Jacqui Wilkinson

Councillor for Pimlico North Ward

Jacqui Wilkinson has lived in Pimlico for 26 years, serving as a local councillor since 2015. She is delighted to be re-elected so that she can continue serving our residents. 

As a Councillor, Jacqui is committed to ensuring that Pimlico remains a great place to live, work and visit with excellent facilities, good quality housing and where people feel safe. As a dog owner, she has been active in promoting animal welfare across Westminster. 

She has also been a Trustee of the Abbey Community Centre since 2015. 

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

Sign up for our regular emails, full of interesting local news for people living in Pimlico North. You can opt out at any time and we won't share your email address with anyone else.

Please complete our 30 second residents' survey, to help us understand what matters to local people in our community. 

 

Learn more about Pimlico North

Follow us on Instagram

Find us on Facebook

News

New tech to protect disabled parking bays

Westminster Conservatives have brought in a new state-of-the-art sensor technology pilot to crack down on inconsiderate drivers misusing disabled parking bays. The innovative new technology will mean disabled drivers will be issued with electronic E-Permits, which communicate with sensors built int

Westminster to get fibre upgrade thanks to Conservative campaign

BT have confirmed that 142 cabinets in Westminster will be upgraded to fibre connection in the next two years, following a campaign by Westminster Conservatives. BT, through their Openreach subsidiary, control the infrastructure which enables companies to offer services over the network.

Problem Paving Stones replaced thanks to Warwick Councillors

Major pavement improvement works along Belgrave Road have been undertaken to repair the broken paving slabs in Warwick Square and Eccleston Square. We were recently contacted by residents concerned about broken paving slabs in in these streets and working with Council Officers, we have had the ston

Tackling fly-tipping

Westminster Conservatives are launching a city-wide blitz on fly-tipping in response to an increase in rubbish being left out in the street. 75 City Inspectors will be conducting targeted patrols to help catch people fly-tipping, give advice to neighbourhoods about how to dispose of waste corr

Tackling the recent litter epidemic

  Having first-class street cleaning and waste collection services are very important to Westminster City Council. Cllrs Nickie Aiken and Jacqui Wilkinson have been working with Warwick Ward's City Inspector, Finton Ramana, and resident associations to combat the recent surge of dumping.

Join our campaign to improve your broadband speed

Cllr Jonathan Glanz, Lead Member for Broadband and Connectivity outlines the role all Westminster residents and businesses can play in showing demand for faster broadband speeds. London consistently tops the league of global cities on a whole host of measure from sustainability, quality of life, ta

Foster carers pay 0% Council Tax thanks to Westminster Conservatives

Foster carers who are Westminster residents can have their council tax paid while they have a child in their care, thanks to Westminster Conservatives prioritising support for those who provide support for our children and young people. Cllr Danny Chalkley said: “Foster carers play a vital role in