Westminster Conservatives have brought in a new state-of-the-art sensor technology pilot to crack down on inconsiderate drivers misusing disabled parking bays.
The innovative new technology will mean disabled drivers will be issued with electronic E-Permits, which communicate with sensors built int
BT have confirmed that 142 cabinets in Westminster will be upgraded to fibre connection in the next two years, following a campaign by Westminster Conservatives.
BT, through their Openreach subsidiary, control the infrastructure which enables companies to offer services over the network.
Planning permission has been granted for the South-Western Project at Lord’s to replace the Tavern and Allen stands, the Thomas Lord building and build a new Lord's Tavern pub.
Residents in St John’s Wood Road have praised the quick action of local Regent’s Park councillors who prevented Transport for London (TfL) from carrying out loud road resurfacing works overnight for three weeks.
The bridge and an adjacent section of Porchester Road will be closed to northbound traffic from 27 October to 7 December in order to remove the two water mains that cross Lord Hill’s Bridge.
Major pavement improvement works along Belgrave Road have been undertaken to repair the broken paving slabs in Warwick Square and Eccleston Square.
We were recently contacted by residents concerned about broken paving slabs in in these streets and working with Council Officers, we have had the ston
The revamped Waitrose store re-opened last month after a major refurbishment as part of the multi-million pound redevelopment of the Colonnades in Westminster, creating an additional 80 jobs, bringing total staff numbers up to 178.
80-year-old member of staff, Eileen O'Dwyer helped reopen the
