Tim Mitchell

Councillor for St James's Ward

Tim Mitchell has lived and worked in Westminster for over 35 years and is a self-employed computer consultant. He was first elected to Westminster City Council in May 1998 and has represented St. James’s since May 2002.

An active member of the St James's area community, he serves on the committees of several local groups including the Abbey Community Centre and the Westminster Society.

He has experience in every part of the Council. Presently, Tim leads for the Conservative Group on City Management and Policy & Scrutiny. He serves on the Climate Action, Environment and Highways Policy & Scrutiny Committee and the Licensing Committee.

Contact Tim by email, or via the constituency office on 020 7730 8181.

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St. James's Matters July 2016

New Chinese Gate opened The St James's ward councillors recently joined HRH Duke of York and other dignitaries for the official opening of the new Chinese Gate in Wardour Street. The gate was recently erected on the boundary of Chinatown after a lengthy fundraising campaign by local businesses.

Westminster Makes History With ‘Outstanding’ Children’s Services

Conservative-run Westminster City Council has made history as the first authority in the country to receive an ‘outstanding’ rating from OFSTED for its Children’s Services. OFSTED said that Westminster’s Children’s Services Department showed ‘exemplary application’ of the ‘focus on practice’ model

Westminster top of the country for social mobility

From Westminster Local News Recent research published by The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission ranks Conservative-run Westminster as ‘the best performing area’ in England for providing life chances for young people and reducing child poverty. The Commission, chaired by former Labou

Freeing up parking spaces for everyone

Westminster Conservatives have brought in a new range of measures to tackle over-running roadworks and long parking suspensions to free up parking for local residents, shoppers and commuters. Parking suspensions are typically sought to carry out activities, from utility works to filming the latest

Westminster children achieve top results

Following the publication of the latest GCSE results, Conservative-run Westminster is ranked 1st in Inner London and 8th nationally for the key achievement marker at GCSE -  the percentage  of pupils achieving 5 A*-C GCSEs (including English and Maths).

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.

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