Congratulations to Lord Roberts of Belgravia

The 3 Knightsbridge and Belgravia Cllrs with Lord Roberts of Belgravia

 

Many congratulations to the newly enobled Lord Roberts of Belgravia - the eminent historian and resident of Belgravia, Andrew Roberts.  

Great to have more representation in Parliament for the Knightsbridge and Belgravia area of Westminster and the three Councillors look forward to working with him on matters of importance for the area.

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