We use a variety of social media channels to share the activities of our Association, our elected representatives and our Party. All our social media channels are here - simply click on a link and follow, like or subscribe. Thank you!

There are two easy ways everyone can help us:

• follow our channels - Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Vimeo and YouTube
• watch our content and then "like" or "share" it - if you watch a video right through before you like or share, the algorithms are more likely to start suggesting our posts to other people

We are also looking for volunteers to join our growing team of community editors - people who help come up with content and post on our channels and also people who will help us monitor different social media channels.

Becoming a community editor or media monitor is a great way to develop your online skills, improve a CV, or simply help our Association! Please get in touch to find out how you can help.

St James's 

We have a St James's Matters Facebook page which promotes the work of our three local Councillors Louise Hyams, Tim Mitchell and Mark Shearer as well as the Conservative Party across the Two Cities.  

Cities of London & Westminster Conservative Association

Find your local Association on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.

Our video content is on Vimeo and YouTube.

Nickie Aiken MP

Nickie is our hardworking MP for the Cities of London & Westminster constituency.

We need your help to promote her activities more widely. Find her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as @twocitiesnickie. Nickie shares videos of her activities as MP for the #TwoCities on Vimeo and YouTube.

Listen to Nickie's podcasts on Apple, Spotify and other major platforms. 

Tony Devenish AM

Tony is the Assembly Member for West Central, covering Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea as well as the City of Westminster.

Find Tony on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Vimeo and YouTube.

Other local Conservative Councillors

Westminster City Council is controlled by the Conservatives. Conservative Councillors are on Facebook and Twitter.

Join the Westminster Crime Watch group on Facebook to share your experiences of crime and to find community crime prevention advice. 

As well as St James's ward, the rest of Westminster within the Two Cities is covered by a series of local community pages, based on local  wards, including Bryanston & Dorset Square, Hyde Park, Knightsbridge & Belgravia, Marylebone High Street, Pimlico (Churchill, Tachbrook, Warwick), Vincent Square and West End