Robert Rigby

Councillor for Regent's Park Ward

Robert Rigby has lived in St John’s Wood for over 30 years with his wife Emiko and has represented Regent’s Park Ward since 2010. He is committed to serving the community ensuring value for money and good services, working tirelessly to retain St John’s Wood and North Marylebone's unique character and appeal. He has also been Lord Mayor of Westminster (May 2024 - May 2025).

Contact Robert by email, via Westminster City Council on 020 7641 5377 or via the constituency office on 020 3962 2244.

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Increased capacity for 274 bus

The 274 bus provides a valuable serve for those residents in Regent’s Park ward who live on the east side of the ward especially along Prince Albert Road.  A number of residents have contacted your local Conservative Councillors concerned about the overcrowding during the summer given this bus

The Star Public House planning application

Your local Councillors supported the concerns of many local residents around The Star public house and its planning application to install an overhead awning in its forecourt.  

Regent's Park Matters

Supporting a special project: Saving Samuel Godley  Your local Conservative Councillors are supporting via the ward budget the restoration of a headstone of Pte Samuel Godley a hero of the Life Guards who fought at the Battle of Waterloo and who is buried in St John’s Wood Churchyard.  I

Targeting litter on Allitsen Road

Regent’s Park Conservative Councillors have been working hard to tackle a number of issues on Allitsen Road including the increase in litter following complaints from residents who are concerned on the impact this has been having. 

Supporting a special project: Saving Samuel Godley

Your local Conservative Councillors are supporting via the ward budget the restoration of a headstone of Pte Samuel Godley a hero of the Life Guards who fought at the Battle of Waterloo and who is buried in St John’s Wood Churchyard. 

Regent's Park Matters

Replacing the Lord’s Scorers’ box In January your local Conservative Councillors responded to an appeal for help by the MCC for the replacement of the Lord’s Scorers’ Box. Originally scheduled to be removed in December this floundered owing to the truck carrying the massive crane breaking down.

Conservative Councillors unveil measures to tackle vehicle idling

Having launched our successful campaign last year which raised awareness regarding the growing environmental and health impact of vehicle idling, we have just announced new measures to further tackle air quality issues across the city. In 2016 we made it an offence to leave a vehicle's engine