Last week saw GLA Conservatives published The Cost of Khan; a comprehensive report totting up the failed policies, broken promises and endless spin of the first two years of Sadiq Khan's mayoralty. As a half-term report, it makes grim reading.

The letter below was sent yesterday to several residents societies from the Leader of the Council and the Cabinet member for Placeshapping and Planning, providing an update on the future of Oxford Street. 

Dear Resident 

Conservative-run Westminster City Council has announced a new fund for primary schools to help tackle poor air quality across the borough.

I’m honoured to have been re-elected as Conservative member for Churchill ward. It’s a great privilege to serve on Westminster City Council and I cannot overstate just how humbled I am to be back for another term.

Westminster Council Leader, Nickie Aiken, is attempting to give up single use plastic and is encouraging others to join her. She is using the current 40-day Lent period to support growing calls among the public to do more to reduce the levels of plastic waste. 

We need young women to see politics as something that matters; an activity that rewards commitment

This article by Nickie Aiken, the Conservative Leader of Westminster City Council was originally published on Huffington Post.  Click here to read it in its original form.

Local Conservatives across Westminster have signed up to support a new anti bullying campaign established by LBC radio presenter Nick Ferrari and are encouraging residents to sign up too.

Westminster Conservative Group Leader, Cllr Nickie Aiken, hands in a petition to the Mayor of London urging him to rethink his plans to merge Westminster’s local police teams with Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea. 

At last night's Full Council Meeting (8 November) Churchill Conservative Councillor Murad Gassanly submitted petition to the Lord Mayor from the residents of Ebury Bridge Estate.

Churchill Conservatives welcome the Council’s decision to proceed with the Ebury Bridge estate project. We understand there were problems with the original scheme which resulted in a long delay. The Council rightly apologised for this to residents at a public meeting in June.