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Tim Barnes is the Conservative candidate for the West End by-election, which includes Oxford Street.

The implications of Sadiq Khan's plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street are wide-ranging, and will affect streets, traffic flows and quality of life for people living across the West End.

Leading the news, in print, online and on TV, is the Mayor of London's plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street, supported by the Labour government. We spoke with Cllr Paul Swaddle, who is greatly concerned about the impact on local people living around Oxford Street, in Westminster's West End.

As Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, announces plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street, Councillor Paul Swaddle joined local campaigner Tim Barnes to hear the views of people living locally."I'm here with Tim Barnes to discuss the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street. Tim, you're the local candidate.

We caught up with Tim Barnes in the West End.

"Thursday is by- election day here in West End ward. My name is Tim Barnes, and I'm going to be the Conservative candidate on that day.

"And I really hope you'll be able to come out and vote for me.

We caught up with the Leader of the Conservative Group at Westminster Council, Paul Swaddle.On his way to work, Paul explains,"At the next council meeting, we'll be debating dockless bikes and how they need to be fixed across the city."This Labour administration are running a terrible scheme, but we

The Mayor and Government's decision to disregard local people to pedestrianise Oxford St is a clear breach of public trust. Leader of Westminster Conservatives, Cllr Paul Swaddle, calls on Westminster City Council and the London Assembly Member for Westminster to stand up against the Mayor and

Tim Barnes is the Conservative candidate for Westminster Council's West End by-election on Thursday, 19 September. In his latest Diary of a By-Election candidate, Tim shares his thoughts on the campaign so far, and the final 72 hours until polling stations close.

This month, Labour leaders on Westminster City Council have admitted a series of failings on their management of rental e-bikes across our city.The council has a private agreement with Lime, the largest operator, that limits the number of e-bikes that should be in Westminster each day and where they

Labour MPs will be voting tomorrow on their plans to scrap the Winter Fuel Allowance. People across Westminster are dismayed by Labour's planned cuts, which will affect an estimated 25,793 pensioners in Westminster, despite their promise to protect the benefit during the general election.