Tim Barnes

2022 West End Ward Candidate
Councillor for West End Ward

Having moved to the area around Fitzrovia while a student at UCL, Tim now lives in Soho. He has been a West End Councillor since 2018. 

He owns and runs a small company based in Westminster that helps grow tech start ups, has started a charity project for school children and is particularly focussed on education, skills and supporting local businesses.

He is currently the Cabinet Member for Children’s Services and the Lead Member for Soho.

Telephone: 020 7730 8181

Email: westend@westminsterconservatives.com

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