Cllr Jonathan Glanz, Lead Member for Broadband and Connectivity outlines the role all Westminster residents and businesses can play in showing demand for faster broadband speeds.
London consistently tops the league of global cities on a whole host of measure from sustainability, quality of life, ta
Each year your Bayswater councillors have £46,000 to spend on local projects that residents feel will best help Bayswater residents and the area we live in. Each year, we receive many, many proposals and have to make difficult decisions on whom to fund.
Foster carers who are Westminster residents can have their council tax paid while they have a child in their care, thanks to Westminster Conservatives prioritising support for those who provide support for our children and young people.
Cllr Danny Chalkley said: “Foster carers play a vital role in
From Monday 1st June, drivers who refuse to turn off their engine could be issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £20 to help improve London's air quality.
Westminster Conservatives have ensured that every single Westminster resident child has been offered a school place, primary or secondary, for September 2015.
Westminster Conservatives need your help to ensure that businesses and residents have better access to superfast broadband in Westminster.
Your Westminster Conservative Council is calling on businesses and residents to show BT that demand for superfast fibre broadband in Westminster exists, by regi
Your Councillors have raised the poor condition of the Royal Oak tube station with Transport for London and as a result the old staircase will be replaced by Transport for London (TfL) soon.
A motion calling on Westminster City Council to oppose Labour’s divisive Mansion Tax will be put forwarded by the Conservative Group of Westminster Council at a meeting of full council on Wednesday.
The notion of a 'Mansion' Tax is misleading, divisive and economically illiterate.
Shaun Retzback is Bayswater's Basement Planning Enforcement Officer, funded by your ward Councillors to enforce the planning restrictions we've fought hard to maintain on basement applications.
Councillor Antonia Cox reports:
Our City Inspector John Whelan does such a good job tackling black bin overflow, fly tipping hot spots, rough sleepers’ waste and the rest that I’d like to broadcast his report this month.
Norfolk Crescent - I have been monitoring the bin chambers on a regular basis
