Eoghain Murphy

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.  Whilst holding down a demanding job in the City, he is an active member of the Marylebone Association, the Marylebone Forum and the St Marylebone Society, and is a founder member of a local soup kitchen.  A keen baritone, he enjoys the many local opportunities for choral singing. 
 
Eoghain is keen to work with local residents and businesses to preserve and improve the quality of life for all and to ensure Westminster City Council continues to provide excellent services while maintaining a low council tax.  

Eoghain has strong interests in place-shaping and economic opportunity.  He is committed to working to improve Marylebone’s air quality and to maintain its safe and clean streets.
 
Eoghain was elected to Westminster City Council in May 2018.

Telephone: 020 7730 8181

Email: bryanstondorset@westminsterconservatives.com

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News

Councils given powers to block new phone boxes

Westminster already has about 1,000 phone boxes and last year conducted a survey into those around Oxford Street and Marble Arch, finding many neglected, out of service and/or disused.

Baker Street two way goes live

The Baker Street Two Way Scheme went live on Sunday 24th February. Councillors with past and present members of the Marylebone Association and St Marylebone Society gathered to watch traffic flow northwards along Baker Street for the first time in many decades. 

More trees for Bryanston and Dorset Square

Your Conservative Councillors recognise the importance of trees in enhancing residents’ wellbeing and have secured funding for the planting of 30 additional trees across the Ward, located as shown on this interactive map generated on Google Maps. This will be in addition to plantings already incl

Council implements leafing clearing plan

You may have noticed that our trees have started to shed their leaves. From 5th November, Westminster City County began implementing its ‘Leafing Plan’.