Call for Action on the Pimlico District Heating System

We caught up with Pimlico Councillor Ed Pitt-Ford and London Assembly Member Tony Devenish for an update on the Pimlico District Heating System, just before tonight's Full Council.

Cllr Pitt Ford explained

The Pimlico District heating system is flooding people's homes every week, causing misery for residents. 
 
 So the longer that the Labour administration take to make a decision, the more homes that will be damaged during a cost of living crisis. 
 
 They have promised us an outline business case for replacement in 2023. 
 
 What we need is leadership and decision-making. 
 
 Now, I will be asking Councillor Begum to stop shying away from a decision and to take action before the next meeting of this Council.

West Central London Assembly Member Tony Devenish continued

This week it's COP 27. 

Westminster Labour talk a good job, but we need action.  

As my colleague has said.

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Tony Devenish

Tony Devenish

Councillor for Knightsbridge & Belgravia Ward
Tony Devenish represents the Knightsbridge & Belgravia ward on Westminster City Council. Between 2016 and 2024, Tony served as a GLA Member to hold the Mayor of London accountable for policing, transport, housing, and our environment.
Ed Pitt Ford

Ed Pitt Ford

Councillor for Pimlico North Ward
Ed Pitt Ford has lived in Pimlico since 2010. Originally from Elephant and Castle, Ed graduated in Physics from Imperial College London and has an MBA from London Business School.

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