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Complaints about dangerous un-swept pavements and roads dismissed as “shameless electioneering” and “playing politics” by council leader Steve Curran

Resident trips with small son in pushchair who is injured

September, that month when, every year, I still get that back to school feeling. After the summer break, and a chance to recharge the batteries, it’s now back to our regular routines.

Chiswick Conservative Councillors have given a cautious welcome to the recent announcement by the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham (LBH&F), endorsed by London’s Walking & Cycling Commissioner Will Norman, that “Cycle Superhighway 9 is no more in Hammersmith & Fulham”.  

Local Conservatives have launched their London 2020 mayoral campaign with a high profile visit on 1st June from mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey and Greater London Assembly candidate Nick Rogers to Chiswick.

The Hounslow Conservative Group of councillors held their AGM last night, Thursday, 16th May, a meeting held once a year to reflect on the previous year, the coming year and to elect the officers for the Conservative Group for the next 12 months.

The Hounslow Conservative Group of councillors has urged the leader of Hounslow Council, Councillor Steve Curran, to demand action from Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, and Councillor Stephen Cowan, leader of Hammersmith and Fulham Council (LBH&F) to minimise the increasingly significant and

 B&I Conservatives welcomed the three Conservative Candidates for Mayor: Andrew Boff, Shaun Bailey and Joy Morrissey, to our hustings at St Paul's Church in the Chiswick Riverside Ward.

Voters have elected Conservative Councillors in Chiswick Homefields, Turnham Green and Chiswick Riverside wards.

Hounslow Conservatives will take clear and documented steps to deliver a better, cleaner and healthier environment for residents in the Borough of Hounslow.  These steps will include action to reduce air pollution and fly-tipping, support for electric vehicles and the planting of trees in key pla

Hounslow Conservatives have pledged extra cash and support for youth programmes and school services.  The pledges include the saving of Hounslow’s youth centres, including the Hogarth Youth & Community Centre in Chiswick that will otherwise close as a result Labour’s 78% cut to the youth serv