The Prince of Wales formally opens Cleveland Place

St James's

The public realm scheme at the junction of St James’s Street, Pall Mall and Cleveland Place was opened by Prince Charles on 4th March 2019. The public realm changes saw a new roundabout introduced and also extensive pavement and junction upgrades. This should ease congestion whilst also making it safer for cyclists and pedestrians to navigate the junction. 

Cllr Louise Hyams says “We’re delighted this scheme has been completed, which provides improved access and safety for road transport, cyclists and also pedestrians. The official opening with Prince Charles was the perfect way to celebrate a major public realm scheme in St James’s.”

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Louise Hyams

Louise Hyams

Councillor for St James's Ward
Louise Hyams has had the honour and privilege of representing St. James's Ward since her election to the Council in 1998. She is totally committed to improving the quality of life for all the residents of this diverse ward in the centre of London.
Tim Mitchell

Tim Mitchell

Councillor for St James's Ward
Tim Mitchell has lived and worked in Westminster for over 35 years and is a self-employed computer consultant. He was first elected to Westminster City Council in May 1998 and has represented St.
Mark Shearer

Mark Shearer

Councillor for St James's Ward
Mark Shearer is a Chartered Surveyor by trade. He also co-founded a tech-for-good platform, which enables companies, foundations and the government to fund community projects in a quicker and more transparent way.Mark was first elected to Westminster Council in May 2018.

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