Ruislip Conservatives

Ruislip ward is represented by Cllr Philip Corthorne, Cllr John Riley and Cllr Peter Smallwood OBE. Here are some examples of their work since 2022.

Our local work

  • Secured free parking at Waitrose Car Park, making a real difference for residents and supporting our High Street.
  • Brought a Christmas tree back to the heart of Ruislip High Street, helping to build community spirit and support local trade during the festive season.
  • Successfully campaigned for The Orchard to be locally listed, protecting this valued green space for future generations.
  • Used our ward budget to support local groups, including Ruislip Woods Trust, Ruislip Bowls Club, Friends of Pinn Meadow, and Ruislip Belles and Beaux.
  • Opposed the ULEZ expansion, standing up for residents and local businesses across Ruislip.
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Cllr Peter Smallwood OBE

Ruislip Ward Councillor
Peter Smallwood was elected as a councillor for Ruislip in May 2022. He currently serves as Chairman of the Residents’ Services Select Committee, Vice-Chairman of the Licensing Committee, and is a member of the Children, Families and Education Select Committee and the Pensions Committee.
Ruislip Ward Councillor

Cllr John Riley

Ruislip Ward Councillor
John has lived in Ruislip for 20 years and was elected to Hillingdon Council in 2008. He is a governor at Field End Infant School, with responsibility for children with special educational needs.
Ruislip Ward Councillor

Cllr Philip Corthorne

Ruislip Ward Councillor
First elected to Hillingdon Council in 1993 and currently Mayor of Hillingdon, Philip gained vast experience as a Hillingdon cabinet member for nearly 20 years, principally in health and social care. More recently he has worked on select committees scrutinising these and other resident services. He has long had a reputation as a vigorous champion and campaigner for local residents.

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