Andrew Boff is a member of the London Assembly and works with Assembly Members across all parties to scrutinise the Mayor of London, and hold him to account.
Andrew is also a member of the Planning and Regeneration Committee, which scrutinises the Mayor's "London Plan" blueprint. The "London Plan" outlines the Mayor's proposals on housing, facilities, green space and aspects affecting the quality of life of Londoners.
Andrew has served as a London-wide Assembly Member since 2008 and led City Hall Conservatives between 2012 and 2015. He has lived in London his whole life and has local government experience going back to 1982, serving as a Councillor for 12 years in Hillingdon where he was council leader for 2 years.
Later, he moved to Hackney, where he helped run Broadway Market’s Saturday market, ran his own IT support company, published a local magazine, and served as a Councillor between 2005 and 2006.
Andrew's priority is to enhance the London Assembly’s as The Voice of London and to hold the Mayor to account on issues that matter most to Londoners. He is always keen to hear from Londoners on what he and London Assembly Members can do to support Londoners in the London Assembly.
You can contact Andrew via his email [email protected] or via his contact form here.