Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, led the Conservative Group in its response to the debate on preventing sexual violence in conflict at the Council of Europe, the European continent's leading human rights organisation.
Speaking out in the debate, Nickie
Nickie Aiken, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, spoke out in Parliament following the report that Jewish students faced a hostile culture within the National Union of Students.
Sadly, it was a report which reiterated comments Nickie has repeatedly heard when speaking
Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, shared her reflection on 2022,
Happy New Year! 2022 could hardly be described as a quiet year.
A considerable portion of the correspondence Nickie receives is concerned with housing, particularly around repairs and major works.
As an MP, Nickie has no jurisdiction over local councils nor the ability to instruct them, nor residential housing providers to rectify problems such as; damp, mould,
Nickie joined representatives of Boots and WH Smith at The Abbey Centre to see the amazing support these companies have given to the centre in providing gifts to those families most in need.
In the House of Commons, Nickie Aiken, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster spoke out against the appalling act of trophy hunting in a Private Members’ Bill brought forward by my colleague, Henry Smith MP.
In a debate on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, Nickie Aiken, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London and Westminster, spoke out and championed your voice.
In the City of London, should your councillors rent a home from the Court of the Common Council, part of the City of London Corpor
Following reports that asylum seekers from the Manston Airport centre were dropped off at Victoria Coach Station with no onward accommodation, Nickie Aiken, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, spoke out in the House of Commons and sought assurances from the Minister for
Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, and London Assembly Member for West Central, Tony Devenish, have joined forces to call on people across the Two Cities to have their say on Transport for London's proposals to Park Lane.
No one can be in any doubt, cycli
