Your local Conservative councillors have been pushing for improved lighting at various zebra crossings within the ward and particularly around Warwick Avenue tube station. We are pleased to report that our requests have been approved and additional brighter lights will be installed on the cros
Councillors standing up to secure sensible licensing decisions for local people
There have been a number of licensing applications made in Warwick Ward recently on which your Councillors have been supporting local residents.
We have been pressing Transport for London (TFL) to repair a section of pavement outside Parsons House on Edgware Road. As we have previously reported, there have been a number of pavement improvements within the ward over the last 18 months and we are pleased that TFL have finally responded t
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.
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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.
New parking restrictions have been put in place on St John’s Wood High Street on all Sunday’s and Bank Holiday’s across the year as from 30th April 2017.
William Court application rejected after challenge from your local councillors
For several months anxiety was brewing amongst a large number of residents at William Court who were facing a controversial planning application to infill the surrounds of their mansion block.
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.
Planning and Planning Enforcement in The West End
Local Councillor and West End Ward resident Paul Church, has worked with fellow local residents to secure vital victories in planning enforcement over the last couple of weeks, including the removal of non-permitted noisy plant and un-neighbour
Churchill Ward Conservatives Meeting Residents in Orange Square
Our Conservative team is regularly out and about the length and breadth of our Ward meeting local people, understanding your concerns, and taking action. In early March, we had a stall in Orange Square, which was a great opportun
