MyLondon has today published an exclusive interview with Westminster City Council's new leader, Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE, in which he calls for the Mayor of London to "sit down" and discuss the future of Oxford Street.
Speaking at tonight's Full Council, Westminster's new Leader, Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE, outlined how the new Conservative administration would deliver on its mandate for safe streets, a clean city and real action.
Ahead of this Wednesday's meeting of Full Council, we spoke to Councillor Paul Swaddle, Westminster's Leader-Elect. Paul introduced the Conservative leadership team.Last week, Westminster voted for change.
Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE joined Eddie Nestor MBE on BBC London this morning, Monday 18 May, talking about the challenges as the new Leader of Westminster City Council.
Cllr Swaddle said, "Really enjoyed my first studio interview with Eddie Nestor MBE on BBC London Radio.
Cllr Paul Swaddle, Leader-elect of Westminster Council, has written to the Home Secretary and the Met calling for repetitive protests to stop, in particular pro-Palestinian marches.
Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE, incoming Leader of Westminster City Council, joined BBC London's Eddie Nestor MBE to reflect on the King's Speech, in particular in relation to the Overnight Visitor Levy and on the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street.
Councillor Paul Swaddle OBE, Leader-Elect of Westminster City Council, has written to the Council's Executive Director of Finance to launch an immediate review of major contracts, beginning with the highest risk suppliers.The move fulfils a key commitment from Westminster Conservatives' 100 Day Plan
The Leader-Elect of Westminster City Council, Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE, has written to the Home Secretary expressing serious concerns about planned protests and counter-protests on Saturday, 16 May.
Westminster should be a place where every community feels safe. In this message, Cllr Caroline Sargent explains why she joined colleagues at today’s rally to support Westminster’s Jewish community and stand against racism of any kind on our streets.
Today is election day in Westminster and residents across the city have the opportunity to deliver their verdict on four years of Labour managed decline.Westminster Conservatives are asking residents to vote for their three local Conservative candidates who will listen, act and deliver from day one.
