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Simon Milton

May 2011

  • Letter: Sir Simon Milton obituary

    Michael Meadowcroft writes: The early death of Sir Simon Milton (obituary, 13 April) is probably an even greater blow for the local government cause than for his party

12 April 2011

  • Simon Milton

    Sir Simon Milton obituary

    As deputy mayor of London, he stabilised Boris Johnson's regime

  • Sir Simon Milton

    Simon Milton: tributes paid to 'calm operator' behind Boris Johnson team

    Death of chief of staff deals serious personal and professional blow to London mayor and leaves 'significant gap' at top

  • LGA Chair speaks out

    Sir Simon Milton, Boris Johnson's chief of staff, dies aged 49

    London mayor pays tribute to 'a wonderful colleague' who brought 'calm, logic and warmth' to the role

October 2009

  • Dave Hill on London
    Lord Milton to be?

    Dave Hill: Rumours persists that Boris Johnson's chief of staff is heading for the House of Lords

May 2008

  • Mayor Boris attacked over planning adviser

    Boris Johnson faces attack over appointment of councillor Sir Simon Milton as his senior planning adviser

February 2008

  • Simon Milton

    Town halls are still on the up, says local government leader

    The annual performance ratings for local councils show they are continuing to improve, the chairman of the local government association Sir Simon Milton said today

March 2007

  • Letters extra

  • On centre ground

May 2006

  • Sir Simon Milton

    Sir Simon Milton has been leader of Westminster city council since 2000, having been elected to the council in 1988 to represent Lancaster Gate ward.

July 2004

  • Letters

    Calling for justice
    The article on Westminster's customer service initiative (CSI) and council leader Simon Milton's comments (Answers for everything, July 7), cannot pass without a response.

  • Ins and outs

    The Local Government Association, under its new chair, Kent county council leader Sandy Bruce-Lockhart, has announced a new "streamlined committee" structure. Six boards will replace 19 executive committees. Simon Milton, Westminster council leader, will chair the improvement board; Alison King, Norfolk council leader, chairs the children and young people board; the regeneration board will be led by Chris White, a Hertfordshire county councillor; David Rogers, a Sussex county councillor, will chair the adults' board; the safer communities' board will be chaired by Dame Sally Powell, a Hammersmith and Fulham councillor; and David Sparks, a Dudley councillor, will head the environment board.

  • Practice
    Answers for everything

    Simon Milton, leader of Westminster council, believes its customer-focused call centre would be a worthy contender for a Guardian Public Services Award. Alison Benjamin reports.
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