Conservatives demand accountability after Labour Council waste £27 million on housing contractor failureAt tonight's heated council meeting, Cllr Paul Fisher (Conservative) exposed Labour’s failure to safeguard taxpayers after £27 million was wasted contracting a financially unstable company.Despite
Cllr Rachael Robathan has once again called on Westminster’s Labour administration to act swiftly against the growing problem of illegal car meets and high-speed stunts across Knightsbridge, St James’s, and the West End.Despite the introduction of PSPOs in 2021 and hundreds of fines issued, the issu
Westminster Conservatives Challenge Labour-led Council Over PDHU DelayAt tonight's Full Council meeting, Cllr Ed Pitt Ford (Conservative) pressed Cabinet Member Cllr Lisa Begum (Labour) on why the long-awaited decision on the Pimlico District Heating Undertaking (PDHU) has been delayed until late 20
Westminster Labour are failing tenants again. Despite years of “reform,” tenant satisfaction with housing repairs sits at just 63%, mid-table across London.
Cllr Paul Swaddle exposed the truth behind Labour’s so-called £1 million “bike fine” plan.
🚲 Labour promised £1 million from fines. Reality: less than £7,600 collected!
At tonight's Westminster City Council meeting, Cllr Paul Swaddle (Conservative) called out Labour’s failure to defend local taxpayers from the government’s so-called “fairer funding” settlement.
Westminster Labour and the Mayor Sadiq Khan ignore residents on Oxford Street pedestrianisationAt Westminster's Full Council on Wednesday 21 January, Cllr Paul Swaddle (Conservative) pressed the Labour-led Council to stand up for Westminster residents and demand transparency from the Mayor of London
Knightsbridge & Belgravia Councillor Elizabeth Hitchcock joined local police to hear first-hand what steps they are taking to tackle the problem of car crime in central London - and how car drivers can make a difference too.Share your experiences of car crime with our local Knightsbridge and Bel
Local Knightsbridge & Belgravia Councillor, Rachael Robathan, looks forward to the removal of the barriers outside St Mary’s Church on Bourne Street - after a frustrating year-long wait!
