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Local residents, workers and visitors to Soho have always enjoyed being able to sit outside of the cafes of Berwick Street, Soho's high street. Recent enforcement by the council has seen these removed after a decision that there was not enough pavement space for pedestrians. But Berwick St

We call on Westminster City Council to pause, rethink and redesign the proposed alterations to Bayswater Road.Westminster City Council has proposed major changes to Bayswater Road, including the introduction of a raised, fully segregated and stepped cycle lane, together with new floating bus stop is

Same Old Labour waste £27 million through failure of due diligenceLabour-led Westminster City Council failed to uphold even the most basic standards of due diligence and Westminster taxpayers are now paying the price.Labour councillors awarded a major contract to Geoffrey Osborne despite clear, publ

Westminster City Council is proposing changes to traffic and cycling arrangements around Vincent Square.

New Year, Same Old Labour Failures on Illegal Short-Term Lets As the New Year arrives, the people of Westminster are once again paying the price for Labour’s failure on illegal short term lets. As families try to enjoy the festive period, too many streets are left with late night parties,

Caring This Winter: Homelessness in WestminsterWinter should be a time of warmth, safety and compassion.

📱 Stay Safe This Christmas: Phone Theft in Westminster 📱 Christmas should be a time to enjoy our city, see friends and family, and feel safe on our streets.

Have your say: Giving residents a real say on Oxford Street!Oxford Street is our local high street, but Labour and Sadiq Khan are giving it away.

Labour inaction allows Tent Cities to take hold in Westminster Westminster should be a safe, clean and orderly city.

It’s all but confirmed: Labour’s Family Home Tax is coming to a Westminster home near you. Labour is preparing to reintroduce a Mansion Tax, but this time aimed at family homes, with speculation it could begin at just £500,000.