Your council has successfully prosecuted people who damage our historic buildings.Three defendants must pay over £93,000 after they removed the roof, walls, floors and chimney breasts from a grade II listed 1830s Georgian building in Star Street without consent.
Income raised from a new Westminster Council levy will pay for a dedicated enforcement team to protect residents during construction by monitoring noise, working hours and truck deliveries.
Over the summer months, Hyde Park ward always has an influx of tourists and the numbers and economic wealth in the area can attract unwelcome activity. Your Councillors have worked with partners to take action against anti social behaviour.
Income raised from a new Westminster Council levy will pay for a dedicated enforcement team to protect residents during construction by monitoring noise, working hours and truck deliveries.
We all have a role to play in keeping our streets clean and tidy. If you see a problem, let us know using the council's Report It tool. You can report something on your phone or at home on your computer.
Bayswater Councillors support Westbourne Park Family Centre
Bayswater ward Councillors are continuing to support the work of the Westbourne Park Family Centre with funds from their ward budget.
The funding allows the centre to deliver youth club sessions for local young people, including a young l
Road Safety Schemes – Keeping our residents safe
We are pushing to see if improvements can be made to the crossing on Sutherland Avenue that is adjacent to St Joseph's School. This is a busy area within the Little Venice Ward and is used by many pedestrians as well as many cars travelling to
A planning application has been submitted to Westminster City Council (WCC) for the creation of a North Westminster Eruv which effectively is the construction of a boundary of poles and wires allowing Orthodox Jews to travel freely in this designated area on the Sabbath.
Conservatives act to protect residents from unpopular basement extensions and other works
Income raised from a new Westminster Council levy will pay for a dedicated enforcement team to protect residents during construction by monitoring noise, working hours and truck deliveries.
