Paul Swaddle

Councillor for Regent's Park Ward

Paul lives in north Marylebone and runs a software company in central London. He has lived in the St John’s Wood and North Marylebone area since 2015, serving as one of your local councillors since 2018. Paul lead on the St John’s Wood High Street project and wants to ensure that it is a place that works for visitors and retailers at the heart of our community. He is passionate about ensuring that Westminster remains a great place to do business and live.

Paul says “As a councillor, I have worked tirelessly to support local people with a wide range of issues and concerns. I am committed to ensuring that our City remains a great place to live and work, with clean streets where people feel safe.”

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

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News

Tackling housing fraud in Regent's Park

Westminster City Council has set up a specialist team tasked with tackling abuses of short-term letting with over 1,500 properties in Westminster under investigation.

Westminster-Wide 20mph speed limit

Conservative run Westminster is making our roads safer and greener by planning to introduce a City-wide 20mph speed limit. ​ This week, the Council launched a consultation on implementing a 20mph speed limit to cover the entirety of Westminster.

Council Trials Electric Bin Lorries

In a London-first, Conservative-led Westminster City Council is trialling two electric powered waste collection vehicles over the next two years.

Lisson Arches to deliver affordable homes

A number of residents have contacted your local councillors about the building works currently taking place on Lisson Grove which has resulted in a realignment of the traffic flow and suspension of parking. These works are part of the Church Street Regeneration programme which will see 1,750 ne

Giving Neighbourcare new wheels

Neighbourcare provides relief from loneliness and isolation for people living in St John’s Wood and Maida Vale. And to help transport those affected to local community run events and activities a dedicated Neighbourcare minibus is used. Your local councillors were made aware that this mini

Road Marking on Charlbert Street

Recently a disabled bay in Charlbert Street NW8 near to the junction with Allitsen Road was moved to create an additional resident parking bay. However our highways contractor failed to remove the old markings causing much confusion. Your councillors when made aware of this issue responded

Unauthorised decking outside The Ivy

Your local councillors were alerted by local people to the unauthorised decking that was installed outside The Ivy on the High Street during the May bank holiday weekend. Such a seating platform does not allow proper pavement cleaning and detracts from the character of a listed building on the

Council wins battle against illegal landlord

A Westminster City Council tenant has been ordered to pay over £100,000 after losing a court case against the Council. Conservative-led Westminster City Council took legal action against a 37 year old man after it was discovered that he had been illegally renting his Council property on Vauxhall Br

Westminster street maintenance programme in Regent's Park

Westminster City Council is developing their planned highways, drainage and public lighting maintenance programmes for 2020/21. This is a yearly exercise and Robert, Paul & Gotz would like to hear from local people about any streets in Regent’s Park ward most in need of repair.  Pleas

World Cup victory at Lord's

To celebrate England winning the World Cup against New Zealand at Lord’s in what has been classed as the ‘greatest cricket game of all time’, Royal Mail is painting 15 Letter Boxes across the country. The first and perhaps most relevant location is on St John’s Wood Road, outside the famous Gra