Supporting local business in the run-up to Christmas

Christmas Lights

Your Little Venice councillors are supporting local retailers by providing funding from the ward budget for the Christmas lights on Clifton Road. 

You are invited to attend the launch of Christmas lights and to get into the festive spirit while supporting your local Clifton Road retailers, which will be staying open for longer that day. The Lord Mayor of Westminster will be joining Cllrs Caplan, Dean and Green and we hope that residents will come along to enjoy the lights and patronise our community businesses and support our area’s economy and jobs as follows:

Date: Tuesday 4th December

Time: 6.00 pm

Venue: Clifton Road Shops (starting from The Winery, 4 Clifton Rd, W9 1SS)

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Melvyn Caplan

Melvyn Caplan

Councillor for Little Venice Ward
Melvyn has lived in the area and has served as a councillor for Little Venice Ward for over 30 years.  He was previously a Sales Director at IBM where he worked for 25 years.  He has a degree in Economics and is a qualified accountant.
Lorraine Dean

Lorraine Dean

Councillor for Little Venice Ward
Lorraine has lived in Little Venice since 1983 and ran a family electronics business on Edgware Road for 17 years. She now works locally at the City of Westminster college as a teaching assistant to young disabled adults.

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