Soapbox

Every week, members of the community speak out on local issues in Westminster Chronicle's Soapbox column.

This week it's Beth Cinamon, director of Westminster Arts.

For your chance to get involved, email Juliet Eysenck at julieteysenck@trinitysouth.co.uk.

Each week, members of the community speak out on local issues in Westminster Chronicle's Soapbox column.

This week it's Nana Enchill, of Age Concern Westminster. If you want to get involved, email Juliet Eysenck at julieteysenck@trinitysouth.co.uk.

Each week, we hand over a space to community members who want to vent their spleen about local issues.

This week it is Charlotte Hamilton, a vet at the Blue Cross animal hospital in Hugh Street, Victoria.

We hand over a space to community members who want to vent their spleen about local issues.

This week it is Steve Shaw, director of Paddington Arts, in Woodfield Road, North Paddington.

To vent your spleen about a local issue, email Juliet Eysenck at julieteysenck@trinitysouth.co.uk.

Every week, members of the community speak out about a local issue.

This week, it's Chris Shaw, chief executive officer of the Disabled Living Foundation, in Harrow Road, North Paddington.

If you want your voice to be heard, email julieteysenck@trinitysouth.co.uk

Every week members of the community speak out on local issues.

This week it is David Hogarth, chairman of Westminster Older People's Action.
If you want your voice to be heard, email julieteysenck@trinitysouth.co.uk.

The Westminster Chronicle is YOUR paper.

We want to hear your views, what issues affect you, and how you think our borough should be run.

This is what Soapbox is for, and over the next few weeks, we'll be running regular Soapbox features where our readers will have the opportunity to have the platform, so to speak.
Please use it - let's make our borough the best it can be.

Please call Juliet Eysenck on 07909 532429, or send an email.