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.

We’ve been working to ensure the Newton Road Medical Centre application addresses the concerns of residents.

A major long-standing issue for residents in parts of Warwick Ward and neighbouring Tachbrook has been the continuing noise and vibrations from the tube trains, particularly the line southbound from Victoria Station. 

Westminster Conservatives were delighted that our pledge to secure superfast broadband for residents and businesses at the last election was successful.

The West End needs the best and fastest connectivity for residents and businesses.

Fibre is coming to homes and offices and new connections are being made every day. We will do more to facilitate this essential utility.

We pledge to:

Tomorrow, Conservative MP Paul Scully will lead a debate in the House of Commons on his proposal to regulate pedicabs in London and we strongly support his new bill.

Posters, signs and stickers put up without permission is unsightly and blight an area especially within the Conservation area of St John’s Wood.