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. Lorraine’s interests are education, social services and disability issues.

Lorraine is was first elected as a Councillor for Little Venice in May 2018. 

Contact Lorraine by email, via Westminster City Council on 020 7641 5377 or via the constituency office on 020 7289 9929.

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Drainage Improvements To Reduce Flood Risk

We continue to seek improvements to the drainage infrastructure in the area.  We have managed to get the council to invest in some additional drainage in Warwick Avenue and the works were completed at the end of last month. This will protect residents in both Warwick Avenue and Pindock Mews.

Recruitment fair for local residents in Little Venice

Cllr Green visited Paddington Green last week, where fitness brand Gymshark was organising a recruitment event for its new Regent Street flagship store. ­Gymshark reached out to the Council’s Westminster Employment Service to help recruit as many local residents as possible.

Work to start on affordable homes in Adpar Street

With the Adpar Street car park fully demolished, as soon as work is complete on the Parsons North development, Westminster City Council will start building 20 new community supportive homes which are self-contained flats for residents aged 60+.    Thanks to your local Little Venice counc

Funding secured for boxing club equipment

We are delighted to report that the local youth boxing club has taken delivery of the latest ward-funded equipment and that is already being put to great use.  Local police officer Paul Reading organises the club twice a week at the Little Venice Sports Centre to help give youngsters a better

Fleming Court resurfacing complete

We are pleased to advise that the driveway and the area in the internal courtyard have all been re-laid and there is now a smooth surface throughout. This is a big improvement and when we visited last week, we were thanked by local residents who appreciated this upgrade to their environment.