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This article originally appeared in Metro on 26 February.

London Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan has given Oxford Street the green light for pedestrianisation.Let’s be clear: the Mayor is putting his legacy project ahead of the real concerns local people and businesses have raised about accessibility, bus routes, and traffic being displaced into surrounding street

Street standards in Westminster have been allowed to decline and residents are paying the price.

This article originally appeared in The Standard on 23 February.

This article originally appeared on BBC News on 17 February.

Westminster Conservatives are standing up for our city’s world-class hospitality and hotel sectors in response to the Government’s consultation on a proposed Overnight Levy.Our hospitality sector is a cornerstone of Westminster’s economy.

With less than 100 days to go until election day, Westminster faces a clear choice about the direction of our city.

Last week, Westminster Labour’s £27 million Geoffrey Osborne contract scandal was hauled before the Council’s Overview and Scrutiny Committee.We spoke with the Conservative Leader of Westminster City Council, Cllr Paul Swaddle, to find out more.

Labour promised a “Fairer” Westminster. But the reality has been increasing crime, declining standards, reckless waste and higher costs for local people, writes Cllr Paul Swaddle for LBC.

This article originally appeared in MyLondon News on 11 February. A Central London council has said an "over-reliance" on a collapsed building firm is partly to blame for delays in delivering new affordable homes.