On Thursday, 7th of November, the Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner Conservative Association were pleased to confirm the selection of Cllr David Simmonds CBE JP as their candidate in the 2019 General Election. 

I was today informed by our Member of Parliament Nick Hurd MP that he will not be seeking re-selection as the Conservative candidate for Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner at the next election.

Since being first elected to represent Ruislip-Northwood in 2005, I have committed myself to public service.  Over the last fourteen years I have been incredibly proud to serve my constituents across Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner.  

We hold monthly surgeries on the first Saturday of the month at the Manor Farm Library.

If you’d like us to hold one in your street please let us know.

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All the pavements in the Field End Road shopping centre have now been completely re-laid, new street lamps, seating and cycle racks have been installed and new trees planted.

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Cllr Chris Mote said “We need residents to report problems like those pictured (left) so we can scrutinise how efficiently the council fixes them. 

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Tesco Express approved by Labour’s Harrow Council despite 500+ residents objections.

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Acutely aware as we are of the pressures of parking at this beautiful and highly popular public amenity your Councillors have, through working with officers and senior Cabinet Members secured a number of measures to ease parking issues:

There was a rapid response when we were alerted to the recent traveller incursion onto the Fanuc site in Pembroke Road.

Cllr Corthorne coordinated a quick response following contact from a number of concerned residents.

The Mayor’s Office for policingand Crime – MOPAC recently consulted on the closure ofthree of the boroughs’ policestations including the two in the north of the borough, leavingHayes as the only “front counter” police station inHillingdon.