It’s been more than a year since councillors and our Greater Assembly Member Tony Devenish had a meeting with Mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport for London (TfL) about the ongoing problems with tube noise and vibration along the Victoria line southbound track between Victoria and Pimlico stations.
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Your local Conservative councillors stand with the community of St James the Less Church and support their plan to turn the old school building into an Education Centre for vulnerable young people.
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Conservative Leader Nickie Aiken invites you to have your say on the new Voluntary Community Contribution
Thousands of people in Westminster have their lives blighted on a daily basis by the damage that the unregulated pedicab industry brings to the local community, yet neither the Council or Mayor have the power to implement a proper solution to this problem.
Outside of London Pedicabs are classed in
Complaints from local people about tube noise have increased over recent years and despite repeated efforts by your local Conservative Councillors, TfL is no closer to solving the problem.
Conservative London Assembly Member Cllr Tony Devenish has been working with local councillors and resident gr
