Shisha Symposium
The Council is developing a strategy for shisha and the draft was consulted on last year.
Last month, your Councillors organised a symposium to debate how the Council can spread the message about how damaging shisha smoking is for health and how to enable shisha pr
Events in local parks
Local residents and businesses were alarmed last autumn to receive notice of a planning application for a pop-up theatre holding 650 people in Victoria Embankment Gardens, which would have taken up a large area of the park for nine months.
The park is a much-loved green space
Bridge fight continues
Tachbrook Conservatives will continue the fight against any Nine Elms bridge landing in Pimlico, despite Wandsworth Council appointing designers.
“This is the biggest threat to Pimlico in decades,” says Councillor Angela Harvey who has been fighting the proposal since 2012.
A rogue landlord has been banned from managing property in Westminster after being convicted of breaching the Housing Act at a rental flat in Bayswater. The flat, in Gloucester Terrace, was found by Westminster Council inspectors to have flaws including no mains-connected fire alarm,
Three Westminster secondary schools are among the top 50 schools for improved GCSE grades according to a new measure of progress used by the Department for Education.
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
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New Roles for Warwick Ward Councillors
On 25th January, Cllr Nickie Aiken was elected as the new Leader of Westminster City Council. Nickie said:
“I will focus on t
Fly tipping fines increase as Westminster Conservatives crack down on unsightly litter
People who leave their rubbish on the street, ignore waste collection times and dump items around big black bins are now likely to receive £200 fines.
Fixed penalty notices between for household waste will inclu
Fly tipping fines increase as Westminster Conservatives crack down on unsightly litter
People who leave their rubbish on the street, ignore waste collection times and dump items around big black bins are now likely to receive £200 fines.
Fixed penalty notices between for household waste will inclu
