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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News

Broadening Horizons – supporting our local primary school

Barrow Hill Junior School is our beacon primary school here in Regent’s Park ward and Paul, Gotz and Robert are supporting their ‘Broadening Horizons’ project by securing funding. 'Broadening Horizons’ sees 1000 new books being put into their classrooms and improvements to their ground floor area w

Potholes on Eamont Street

Your local councillors hold regular street surgeries and on a recent surgery on Eamont Street residents told us about several highway issues including a carriageway pothole.  We contacted Westminster’s highway team who within two days had this repaired.

CCTV cameras provided extra security

Your local councillors have secured funding for CCTV cameras on two of our local estates - Barrow Hill and Wharncliffe Gardens. Recently we have reviewed the signage to ensure residents and visitors know that these cameras are in operation so by providing additional security.  If however anyo

Commemorative bench on Allsop Place

A new commemorative bench has been installed on Park Road where it meets Allsop Place with funding secured from the Council by the Regents Park team.

St John's Wood High Street

As we all know the traditional high street continues to change and the pandemic has accelerated the pace of change.

Zebra Crossing fixed to help pedestrian safety

Pedestrian safety is paramount, so we moved swiftly to have fixed an amber-coloured globe lamp (Belisha beacon) which had gone missing on the busy St John’s Wood High Street and Prince Albert Road zebra crossing.

Tackling dumping & fly tipping

No one likes to see rubbish dumped or fly-tipping so when your local councillors were told of the bins on Wellington Place attracting dumping, we arranged to meet with Westminster Council officers and made several changes including reconfigured and removing some of the bins, improving the signage an

Extra reassurance for local people around Lord’s T20 & The Hundred

T20 cricket and the new Hundred tournament are proving popular with a large crowd in attendance.  To help with crowd control at the close of play and to give reassurance to residents and spectators, your local councillors have ensured Lord’s deploying extra stewards outside of the ground as pa

Filming at historic local pub

Crocker’s Folly a famous local landmark Victorian pub on Aberdeen Place saw a film crew descend in July and August to shoot scenes from a new TV production entitled Citadel.  Your local councillors recognised the potential disruption this could cause people living nearby so the number of

Rubbish dumped on Hamilton Terrace

Keeping our streets clean and tidy is a priority for your local councillors so when a resident contacted us about fly-tipping issues in Hamilton Terrace we responded quickly to have the rubbish cleared.  If you notice waste on our streets’ please contact Robert, Paul or Gotz.