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The issue of scooters illegally parking on Garway Road has been raised by residents and we have taken swift action to ensure the parking ceases.

Eight fire engines and 58 firefighters were called to a fire at the Pembridge Hotel on Princes Square in Bayswater on Friday 15 April. The fire affected the basement of the five storey property and crews wearing breathing apparatus rescued three adults from the building - one from the first floor a

CS11 is the proposed new cycle superhighway planned to cut through St John’s Wood.  The scheme will fundamentally change our local area as it includes the permanent closure of Regent’s Park gates (except for 11am – 3pm) and restrictions on Avenue Road resulting from a change in the layout to th

CS11 is the proposed new cycle superhighway planned to cut through St John’s Wood.  The scheme will fundamentally change our local area as it includes the permanent closure of Regent’s Park gates (except for 11am – 3pm) and restrictions on Avenue Road resulting from a change in the layout to th

Councillor Jonathan Glanz reports: 
I have become increasingly concerned over recent months with begging in and around the Mayfair area of the Ward.

Councillor Jonathan Glanz reports:  I have become increasingly concerned over recent months with begging in and around the Mayfair area of the Ward. A number of residents have contacted me, and I have been working with the Council, as well as with the local Police, to deal with the issue. I

As a Ward Councillor I take seriously the role the council must play in ensuring the safety of residents and visitors to our area.
It is for this reason that I was concerned to hear of an issue at Ladbrokes on Argyll Street.

Councillor Jonathan Glanz reports:

Residents will be aware that central London recently played host to the hugely successful Lumiere Festival, and a number of lighting installations were scattered across the area, including across parts of Mayfair and Soho.

Jonathan Glanz, Councillor for West End Ward writes: As a Ward Councillor I take seriously the role the council must play in ensuring the safety of residents and visitors to our area. It is for this reason that I was concerned to hear of an issue at Ladbrokes on Argyll Street. A review of the gam

Councillor Jonathan Glanz reports: Residents will be aware that central London recently played host to the hugely successful Lumiere Festival, and a number of lighting installations were scattered across the area, including across parts of Mayfair and Soho. Like many, I visited and enjoyed a numbe