Housing is residents' fastest-growing concern. The Council’s own City Survey shows 53% now want the Council to prioritise housing availability, quality and affordability, a jump of 17 percentage points in a single year.
Westminster's streets serve 200,000 residents and over 800,000 daily visitors. Transport policy must work for all of them.Oxford Street: Standing Up for Local PeopleOxford Street is not just a global shopping destination. For many people in Westminster, it is their everyday local high street.
Under the Conservatives, Westminster had the lowest Council Tax in the UK. That was not an accident. It was an active choice to protect residents from unnecessary costs.
Clean streets are everyday proof a council delivers. The City Survey shows 58% of residents are now concerned about at least one environmental issue in their area, up five percentage points in a single year. Rubbish and fly-tipping remain persistent problems.
Feeling safe on your own street is the foundation of a well-run city. It is the top concern people across Westminster raise the most often and most urgently.
We know that trust in politics is low. People are tired of hearing promises that are never kept. That is why we are setting out specific commitments for our first 100 days in office, so everyone knows exactly what to expect and can hold us to it.A council has limited powers, but it can sti
Crime in Westminster has risen under Labour's watch and local people are suffering the consequences.Westminster Labour and Sadiq Khan's record on our streets is clear: phone snatching, robbery, shoplifting, public disorder and criminal damage are all up.
