Camden Conservatives |

We will restore weekly bin collections for all residents, end the £75 Garden Tax, make it easier to recycle, impose proper fines for fly-tipping, and restore regular street-sweeping to keep our streets cleaner

A CLEANER CAMDEN

We will open new green spaces, plant more trees on Camden's streets, install 2,000 electric car charging points, promote biodiversity, and tackle exhaust fumes.

A GREENER CAMDEN

We will hire more police using the Met's 'buy one, get one free' programme, open a new police base in NW3, tackle moped muggings, and combat anti-social behaviour

A SAFER CAMDEN

We will deliver more state school places, promote educational excellence, provide more apprenticeships and work fairs to give opportunities to school-leavers, and conduct a review to ensure our schools work for everyone.

A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR CAMDEN

We will oppose high-rise developments, tackle inappropriate basements, mitigate harm from local developments, empower local neighbourhoods to protect their character, and preserve and restore the character of local communities.

CONSERVING CAMDEN

We will freeze Council Tax every year of a Conservative administration, reduce back-office waste and always stretch our money further, introduce community councils to make Camden more responsive, and improve Camden's website and phone services

REFORMING CAMDEN

We will deliver more affordable housing, cap costs for council leaseholders, reduce council tenants' rents, make it easier for private renters to move, and introduce welcome packs so everyone feels at home where they live

HOUSING CAMDEN

Camden Conservatives

Camden goes to the polls on 3rd May to elect its new councillors. We're standing up for you from Hampstead to Holborn, and Kilburn to Kentish Town, and standing to deliver a cleaner, greener, safer Camden.

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Featured Story

Putting more police on Camden streets

Wednesday, 7 March, 2018

18 extra police officers would be put on local streets under plans unveiled by the Conservatives.

Although crime has fallen nationally, it has become worse locally, with moped crime a growing problem.

The Conservatives have proposed hiring extra officers – including four new officers across NW3 – under the Metropolitan Police’s ‘buy one, get one free’ match-funding scheme.

Under this scheme, for each officer Camden pays for, the Met pays for another. This would mean our streets are kept doubly safe for less than a thousandth of Camden’s annual budget.