Your local Marylebone Councillors, Barbara Aryzmanow, Ian Rowley and Karen Scarborough are delighted that the Labour-led Council has listened to local people and has made a U-turn on an application for over 50 showings, in 11 weeks next year, of “Rumble in the Jungle Rematch” at the Seymour Leisure Centre
On Baker Street there have been serious cases of noise and anti-social behaviour by some groups of delivery riders. Threats have been made against residents and council officers. There have been reports of harassment of young women and girls, as well as drug use and dealing.
Over the past few months, we have all witnessed the cleanliness of our streets get progressively worse. In fact, local people have become so fed up with the inability of the Labour council to deal with this, they are now reaching out to our Conservative MP, Nickie Aiken. Well, enough is enough.
Councillor Alan Mendoza made his maiden speech at Full Council recently on the cost of living crisis.
He seconded an amendment to work closely with the Labour administration in the interests of our residents but unfortunately this was rejected by the majority party.
Update from your St James Councillors
Many people enjoy the bars and nightclubs in the West End but that can sometimes lead to anti-social behaviour that spoils the quality of life of residents who live nearby.
One such area in St.
Update from your Pimlico North Councillors
Excessive Tube Noise in Pimlico
Over the summer, your Pimlico Councillors received several complaints about the effects of tube noise on homes near St George’s Square.
They then raised these with Transport for London.
Westminster Bridge has long been a hotspot for illegal activities targeting vulnerable tourists. As well as criminal gangs operating fraudulent gambling games, illegal street traders sell potentially harmful food and illicit goods.
