Jim Glen has lived in Pimlico for over 20 years, and is married with three children all of whom attended the local Church primary school before going on to secondary education.

Angela moved to Pimlico nearly 30 years ago and was first elected to the Council in 2002.  She works hard to protect the village feel of Pimlico, and is known as a caring, capable and accessible local councillor, helping residents to make their lives better.

David lives in Vincent Square Ward. Elected in 2010, he works to make life better for local residents and businesses and to preserve our area’s distinct character. He always pushes for Council services to be high quality, value for money and helpful.

Elizabeth has lived in London for the past 25 years and in Westminster for the past 11 years. She is the mother of four sons, currently working part-time for a Conservative Cabinet Minister and is a trustee of a Westminster-based youth club.

Louise Hyams has had the honour and privilege of representing St. James's Ward since her election to the Council in 1998.

Syed Kamall writes: I believe in ambition.I was born, grew up and live in London. My father came to Britain in the 1950s to work on the railways and as a bus driver. My parents taught me that if you work hard and believe in yourself, there is no limit to what you can achieve.After several attempts at being elected, I picked myself up, dusted myself off each time, and ran for office again until I became a Member of the European Parliament representing London in 2005.

Jeremy Lucas was elected as Hon. Treasurer, of CLWCA in June 2018.  He has also been active in his home ward as Vice Chairman of the Knightsbridge & Belgravia Conservatives since 2012.

Tim Mitchell has lived and worked in Westminster for over 25 years and is a self-employed computer consultant. An active member of the St James's area community, he serves on the committees of several local groups including Covent Garden’s Jubilee Hall Trust and the Abbey Community Centre.

Alexandra has been involved with the Association since September 2009 where she worked towards the Local and General Elections in 2010. She is also Editor of the Association’s quarterly member’s magazine Blueprint and has done so since 2013.

Since settling in Marylebone 15 years ago, Eoghain Murphy has immersed himself in local life, developing a deep affection for the area and its communities.