Defending Eros
ARSENAL were not the only team on the wrong end of a 6-3 trouncing this week: spare a thought too for the Wimbledon Saints, who went down by the same scoreline at the hands [READ ON]
Westminster City Council
Chris Philp vs Ed Argar… and the battle for Tonbridge and Malling
LONDON heavyweights Chris Philp and Ed Argar are among the final four on the shortlist in the Tory search for a candidate in Tonbridge and Malling, where Sir John Stanley is [READ ON]
Philippa’s portrait
STREET artists have been told they are not allowed to operate in Leicester Square by Westminster Council while councillors and chief officers review how they want the place [READ ON]
Who will be Westminster’s new council leader?
YOU know you are the Sir Billy Big-Stuffs of local authorities when Ladbrokes begin offering odds on who will be your next leader. They certainly don’t do that when [READ ON]
Too red for Lord Taylor
LORD Taylor of Warwick, jailed last week after wrongly claiming parliamentary expenses to the tune of £11,000, is not all bad. After all, a few years back, the peer joined a [READ ON]
White flags in Westminster
LOCAL history in the making next: For the first time in 50 years, Labour has failed to post a ‘full slate’ of council candidates in Westminster City Council [READ ON]
I’m not standing next to him
WESTMINSTER City Council are naming a new footpath ‘Wilder Way’ after the Conservative councillor Ian Wilder, who died last year aged 62. He was warmly remembered [READ ON]
Richard Osley 