Emily Payne

Emily Payne has spent most of her life living in Bayswater. She is a local school governor and works as a project manager. Having grown up in Bayswater Emily cares deeply about preserving the area and promoting initiatives that will benefit the neighbourhood.  In particular, Emily is focused on stopping the Royal Oak Coach Station, improving air quality, eradicating fly tipping and rubbish dumping, ensuring City West Homes residents and tenants are receiving suitable service standards, targeting organised begging, supporting our high streets and expanding our sense of community.

Emily was appointed as deputy cabinet member for Digital and Customer Services in January 2019.

Emily and Richard hold surgeries on the second Tuesday of every month at Porchester Library, however please feel free to get in touch at any time.

Telephone: 020 7730 8181

Email: bayswater@westminsterconservatives.com

You can also follow Emily on Instagram here 

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News

Westminster-Wide 20mph speed limit

Conservative run Westminster is making our roads safer and greener by planning to introduce a City-wide 20mph speed limit. ​

This week, the Council launched a consultation on implementing a 20mph speed limit to cover the entirety of Westminster. ​

Policing Matters in Bayswater

We attended the meeting arranged by those living in the Artesian grid, listening to their concerns about security and policing. This is an issue we continue to take seriously and liaise with the police regularly on.

Improving Air Quality

Pollution is the hidden threat, impacting our physical and mental health, effecting children and the elderly most.

Council Trials Electric Bin Lorries

In a London-first, Conservative-led Westminster City Council is trialling two electric powered waste collection vehicles over the next two years.

Whiteley's update

We are continuing to work with residents regarding the disturbance from the demolition of the concrete slabs at Whiteley’s (the repeated banging noise in the area). As a consequence, from the 22nd July to 23rd August a different quiet time was trialled, which included a later start time but a sho

Update on Heathrow

Locals are banding together to fight the Heathrow third runway and increased use of the existing two runways. The public consultation on Heathrow’s expansion plans concludes on the 13th September. 

Notting Hill Carnival Update

The Notting Hill Carnival is approaching this weekend, with over 1 million attendees it is the world’s second biggest street carnival.

News in brief from Bayswater

Planning is already under way for the Notting Hill Carnival and we have met with the events team and successfully advocated for the addition of more loos across the wider Bayswater area which should ease the impact on local people.

Organised Begging in Bayswater

Organised begging by a gang of Roma continues to be a concern across Bayswater and the wider Westminster. We have been repeatedly escalating this issue to the Council who have initiated their response programme. This has recently included a series of ongoing targeted joint operations, involving t

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