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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Making cycling just that bit safer

We all recognise the need to make cycling as safe as possible so where cycle lanes have been installed it is important to ensure the road markings are clear and prominent.  On a recent walk about with the Cabinet Member for City Management your local councillors identified the cycle lane on Av

Wellington Place public toilets refurbishment

This summer will see essential repairs and refurbishment works at the Westminster City Council’s managed public toilets on Wellington Place.  Popular with cricket fans visiting Lord’s, taxi drivers and the local community these works had originally planned to mean their closure across the summ

Councillors support installing of defibrillators

Paul, Robert and Gotz are supporting local people who could potentially suffer from a cardiac arrest by securing funding for a number of defibrillators here in NW8.  Provided by the charity London Hearts, we are delighted one is located at the St John’s Wood Church and one at the Windsor Pub,

Pedestrian safety improvements

Highway works have started to introduce a pedestrian crossing (Greenman pushbutton), reduce the clutter and improve the streetscape at Prince Albert Road and Avenue Road after your local councillors were contacted by residents who were concerned about pedestrian safety at this busy junction. &n

The chancellor’s measures are ‘putting bread on the table’

The following article, written by Westminster City Council Leader Rachael Robathan, originally published by themj.co.uk Up and down the town centres of the country, we felt the tectonic plates move on Saturday as, after four months of being cooped up, people finally got to go out. In Westminster,

CCTV on Wharncliffe Gardens estate goes live

The CCTV system for the Wharncliffe Gardens estate was installed in May, this is thanks to a joint campaign by local people, the Residents' Association and your local Councillor team.  We hope that this will help deal with some of the unfortunate anti-social behaviour that was occurring from t

School streets come to St John’s Wood

As part of the Council’s desire to make roads safer near to our schools we extended ‘School Streets’ to a further 11 primary schools from 1st June including our very own Barrow Hill Junior School. Bridgeman Street is now closed to traffic at both drop-off and pick-up times during the week with driv

ZSL London Zoo needs protecting

London Zoo opened its doors on Monday 15th June after months of closure and like many organisations has been hit hard by COVID-19 which continues to have a devasting effect on its business. Your local councillors lobbied for its opening and are supporting its efforts and initiatives to increase not

Don’t be a crime victim!

It is unfortunate but inevitable that malevolent actors find new opportunities in Covid-19, to scam vulnerable people who may be thrown off-guard by these exceptional circumstances. Please be aware that it is now even more important than ever to watch out for the techniques used by scammers.

Mental Health Guide

The Mental Health Foundation is hosting Mental Health Week, on the theme of Kindness.