Westminster should be a place where every community feels safe. In this message, Cllr Caroline Sargent explains why she joined colleagues at today’s rally to support Westminster’s Jewish community and stand against racism of any kind on our streets.
Today is election day in Westminster and residents across the city have the opportunity to deliver their verdict on four years of Labour managed decline.Westminster Conservatives are asking residents to vote for their three local Conservative candidates who will listen, act and deliver from day one.
We have spent four years listening to residents and making the case for change. Tomorrow you can deliver your verdict on Labour's record: rising crime, dirtier streets, millions wasted and local people ignored.Only the Conservatives can beat Labour in Westminster.
Anti-semitism has no place in Westminster or anywhere in our country.The Jewish community in Westminster deserves to feel safe on our streets, in their synagogues and in their daily lives.
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has criticised Sadiq Khan’s leadership of London, arguing that Labour policies have increased costs for residents while failing to address issues such as crime, housing and public services.
Vote Conservative on Thursday, 7 May!On 7 May, Westminster faces a clear choice: four more years of Labour failure, or a Conservative council that will deliver Safe Streets, a Clean City and Real Action.Westminster Labour's record of failure could not be more serious:Crime has spiralled: Westminster
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We asked Cllr Paul Swaddle, the Leader of Westminster Conservatives to outline what the first 100 days of a Conservative administration would look like.
