EVERY YEAR Westminster City Council tries to improve our services, but 2013 will mark a radical shift in how we serve the public. This approach is set out in our new Better City, Better Lives programme which we have just published and you can read here.
Westminster City Council's leader, Cllr Philippa Roe, welcomes the High Court's decision to allow the Council to remove the remaining encampment on Parliament Square.
This Thursday, 7th of May, is election day in Westminster.People across our city have the chance to deliver their verdict on four years of Labour failure and vote for Conservatives who have listened to your concerns and are ready to act.In Westminster, only Conservatives can beat Labour.This el
This election is a referendum on Labour's Family Home Tax and their politics of envy.Keir Starmer's Labour government is introducing a new surcharge on homes worth £2 million or more, adding up to £7,500 a year on top of existing council tax bills from April 2028.
Westminster is a remarkable place to live. Our streets, parks and public spaces are among the finest in the world. I want to keep it that way, and I believe most of you do too.
For too long, L&Q has been failing residents.Across Pimlico, L&Q tenants are fed up with slow repairs, poor cleanliness and unchecked anti-social behaviour. Above all, they are frustrated by a landlord that is too often unresponsive and unaccountable.
Westminster deserves better. After four years of Labour's spiralling crime, dirty streets and reckless waste, that verdict has never been clearer.
It is the conviction that has driven everything we have done in opposition, and it is the principle at the heart of the plan we are publishing today.
To the people of Westminster: we have listened.
