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. He has spent most of his career in energy efficiency and renewable energy and wants to ensure that the council moves to zero-carbon in a non-intrusive, conservative manner that is positive for local people and positive for our economy.

Ed was elected to Westminster City Council in 2022 and sits on the Licensing Committee, the Pension Fund Committee and the Climate Action, Environment and Highways Policy and Scrutiny Committee. 

Contact Ed by email, via Westminster City Council on 020 7641 5377 or via the constituency office on 020 7730 8181.

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Save the Number 24! Says Pimlico Councillor Ed Pitt Ford

Local people are concerned about Labour's plans to cut buses in central London - including the 16 and 24 in Pimlico. We caught up with Pimlico Councillor Ed Pitt Ford, to hear more. I'm here at the bus stop for the number 24 bus in Pimlico. This bus route has been running to Pimlico since 1912.

Stockley House Update

Many of you will have noticed the grim looking boarded up 80’s building, Stockley House, as you come out of Victoria station towards Pimlico. It needn’t be like this.

Warwick Way One Way

Your local Conservative councillors have been pushing for a new, permanent scheme to widen the pavement areas of Warwick Way and Churton Street and introduce more planting and raised loading ‘pads’ as seen in Elizabeth St, so the ugly plastic barriers will no longer be needed and the whole area impr

Community Engagement Award For WCC’s Animal Welfare Team

We are delighted to learn that Westminster City Council’s Animal Welfare Team have won the an award. The team have been awarded the Community Engagement Award from “Keep Britain Tidy” for their animal welfare and responsible dog ownership events.   Despite lockdown difficulties duri

Introducing our Pimlico North team!

Jim Glen, Ed Pitt Ford and Jacqui Wilkinson are the Conservative Party candidates for the new Pimlico North ward. In this short video, they introduce themselves to the people of Pimlico.

Consultation on Electric Vehicle Parking Places

Westminster Council is holding a consultation on introducing electric vehicle residents’ parking in Zone A, adjacent to existing lamp columns housing a recharging facility, enabling electric vehicles to recharge fully over a period of 8-10 hours. A vehicle must be plugged into the recharging point

Helping Rough Sleepers in Pimlico

Concerned residents have been contacting your Pimlico Councillors asking what help is being given to rough sleepers. If you see someone sleeping rough, please contact Streetlink London on 0300 500 0914 so that support can be promptly provided. Westminster City Council spends over £6

Improvements for Ebury Street/Lower Belgrave Street

Westminster City Council has been consulting on two new schemes to improve the junction of Ebury Street and Lower Belgrave Street.   The Council has approved a scheme, submitted by the Belgravia Residents Association (BRA) and which will be funded from the Community Infrastructure Levy.