Welcome to our new look E-Newsletter for September.
We hope you have all had an enjoyable summer. As you can see from this bumper edition, there has been lots going on in Warwick Ward! We hope you find our newsletter both useful and interesting.
Working for Street Safety – Millbank, the Ponsonbys, Vincent Square
Your Conservative Councillors Danny Chalkley and David Harvey are championing resident concerns about cycle route safety and traffic rat running.
Managing the impact on the night tube on the West End
Recent weeks have seen the launch of the first night tubes in London, on the Victoria and Central lines.
In the run up to the launch Cllr Jonathan Glanz has raised concerns over potential adverse impact of the night tube on residents across the
Maintaining Local Roads and Lighting
Westminster City Council works hard to keep its highways (roads & footways) and public lighting in the best possible order. Immediate repairs are carried out throughout the year when a pavement or road surface becomes dangerous but an important part of
Councillors provide motorcycle courier solution
Your Councillors have succeeded in changing the motorcycle bay in Porter Street to a pay to park bay and the pay to park bay in Baker Street will become a motorcycle bay.
There will be no net loss to parking provisions within the Borough.
Council defends local heritage in Hyde Park
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 c
Try Something New on Silver Sunday
Silver Sunday on 2nd October is part of a national day for people aged 65 and over. It's a great chance to try something new and have an enjoyable time.
Westminster Older People's Champion Cllr Christabel Flight initiated this event back in 2012.
Westminster has been awarded funds to create a Marylebone Low Emission Neighbourhood scheme to help improve air quality for residents. The award comes from the Mayor of London’s Air Quality Fund and will be match-funded by the council and private sector partners to introduce new measures, inclu
Proposed bus changes
TfL would like your views on proposed changes to bus routes which run through NW8. The bus routes are 139, 189, 13, 82 and 113 serving St John’s Wood, West Hampstead, Swiss Cottage, Finchley Road, Baker Street and Oxford Street.
We know residents were upset that it took so long to get rid of this eyesore on Radnor Place. Many of you reported it to us and were understandably annoyed at how the vehicle attracted anti-social behaviour.
