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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Repairing pavements in Regent's Park

There are 353 miles of pavements/footways within the Borough of Westminster all of which need to be maintained and kept in proper order to ensure pedestrians can walk safely.  A loose paving stone can easily become a trip hazard so when Cllr Rigby was contacted by a local resident about a numb

New stands at Lord’s approved

In January the Council approved a planning application from Lord’s to rebuild the Compton and Edrich stands, located at the eastern side of the ground.  The MCC had gone to great lengths to engage with the local community sending out over 2300 letters. Overall your local councillors were

Cycle Superhighway CS-11 update

Local people may recall Transport for London (TfL) logged an appeal against the High Court’s decision back in September 2018 to allow Westminster Council to block the construction of CS-11.  In February TfL were informed they lost this appeal and cannot proceed to build its proposed Cycle Supe

Burst water pipe in Avenue Road

On Monday 14th January a major water pipe burst in Avenue Road causing flooding and loss of water to a number of properties on this road. Unfortunately a section of Avenue Road between Prince Albert Road and St Edmunds Terrace had to be closed and as a result traffic was diverted into the side

Water leak at the junction of Cavendish Avenue and Wellington Place

Your councillors recently noticed the pooling of water at the junction of Cavendish Avenue and Wellington Place and on further investigate identified a water leak. Thames Water was contacted and the necessary repair was undertaken to fix this issue. If you spot any water leak then please e

St. John's Wood High Street voted one of the healthiest in London

St John’s Wood High Street has been ranked as the fourth healthiest in London. A report by the Royal Society of Public Health ranks London’s 146 high streets based on their impact on the public’s well-being and health. Your local councillors while naturally happy with this result will cont

Supporting Christmas lunch for those alone during the festive period

Robert, Paul & Gotz were pleased to once again be supporting via the local ward budget the St John’s Wood Christmas Committee lunch. This event goes back many years and is aimed at providing a welcome meal for those who find themselves alone and isolated in St John’s Wood and Maida Vale are

Ormonde Terrace wall plaque unveiled

On 11th December family, friends and residents of Ormonde Terrace gathered for the unveiling of a plaque in honour of Neville Jason, Actor who was instrumental in helping the restoration of a historic wall at the corner of Prince Albert Road and Ormonde Terrace. This wall at one time marked the

Working together: City of Westminster to have first Labour Lord Mayor

The City of Westminster is set to have its first ever Labour Lord Mayor after an agreement by the council’s Conservative and Labour Groups. Ahead of the annual meeting of the council which elects a new Lord Mayor, both groups have agreed that only one nomination will be put forward.