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Illegal short-term lets and rentals are harming Westminster's communities, with Labour failing to enforce regulations and provide adequate resources at both local and national levels. Westminster Council's Conservative Opposition Leader, Cllr Paul Swaddle, is today calling for more decisive action from the council and from the government to stop rogue landlords and protect residents.

Local West End councillors Tim Barnes and Paul Fisher hosted a well-attended public meeting tonight focused on the issue of anti-social bikers, who are causing a huge disturbance for residents, visitors and businesses in Soho. We spoke to Tim and Paul after the meeting.

Out in St John's Wood earlier today, Cllr Caroline Sargent caught up with local resident Sue, who shares the frustration of many of us about the roadworks on Grove End Road.

Now that the clocks have gone back, we spoke to Westminster Council's Conservative Opposition Leader, Cllr Paul Swaddle, who made the case for  better street lighting, stronger crime reporting, and increased on‑street enforcement to make Westminster safer.Paul explains"The clocks have now gone

Over the last two months, the build-up of motorbikes in Soho, particularly around Frith Street, on Friday and Saturday evenings, has become a menace to both those living here and visitors to Soho.We spoke with Elizabeth Amos, Leader of the Conservative Action Team, and local West End Councillors Tim

Dockless bikes make travel easier, but poor management has turned them into dangers on our streets. Labour’s Westminster Council has failed to act. Conservatives will take firm action: fine operators, clear pavements, and make Westminster safe and accessible for everyone again.

Back in February, Cllr Rachael Robathan chaired a meeting with council officers and the police to demand a new high-grip road surface at the Prince Consort Road / Exhibition Road roundabout to deter dangerous late-night car meets.​We’ve now had confirmation that these works will go ahead, with the n

The story of the last three years of Labour rule in Westminster has been one of an unremitting waste of public money. Taxpayers' money. Your money.

Knightsbridge and Belgravia councillors have been out on the doorstep this week, tackling the everyday issues that matter most to local residents.

In Spring this year, the Labour-run Westminster City Council announced a consultation on the designs for the C51 cycle lane, which is due to run the length of Hamilton Terrace. After looking at the details of the consultation closely, your Conservative Councillors for Abbey Road were left very