Local councillors lead community campaign to save Westminster's Baker Street Post Office

Three local councillors in Marylebone, Cllrs Barbara Aryzmanow, Karen Scarborough and Ian Rowley have run in-person sessions standing outside the Baker Street Post Office collecting signatures campaigning against its closure.

The post office is one of eight across Westminster that is under threat. There is much local concern about the closures, and over a thousand people have already backed the campaign.

Please sign the petition on our website.

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Barbara Arzymanow

Barbara Arzymanow

Councillor for Marylebone Ward
Barbara Arzymanow has lived in Westminster for over 35 years and knows how much difference a strong local voice can make. A Ward Councillor since 2014, she has worked with local people and organisations on issues associated with air-quality, public protection, public realm and planning.
Ian Rowley

Ian Rowley

Councillor for Marylebone Ward
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Karen Scarborough

Karen Scarborough

Councillor for Marylebone Ward
Karen has lived in Westminster for over 27 years and has a business and legal background.

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