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Two Cities MP, Nickie Aiken, spoke out in the Commons with the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak MP, following Labour-run Westminster City Council's plan to increase parking charges for electric vehicles by 1800%. In the Commons, Nickie explained, "We know that the Labour Party has an aversion to the w

Westminster city council’s new rules will see an eight-hour stay cost £36.96 – an 1,800 per cent increase on £1.93 motorists currently pay Electric vehicle owners in central London are set to be charged extra to park under new rules being brought in by a Labour council. Westminster city council ha

We welcome that Labour supports our call that more needs to be done to tackle rough sleeping and help people to a life away from the streets. In his speech at the meeting of Westminster City Council on Wednesday 15 November, Cllr Ed Pitt Ford highlighted the shocking statistics of homelessness amon

Many angry local people have been in touch to complain about the frequent closures of Lancaster Gate Tube station.  We caught up with Felicity Buchan MP, alongside West Central London's Assembly Member Tony Devenish and Lancaster Gate Councillor Laila Cunningham, in front of the station.&

We spoke with Cllr Robert Rigby, outside Marylebone Station, earlier today. Robert is one of the local councillors who represent the area at Westminster City Council.

Earlier tonight, West End Action Team member Elizabeth Gallagher joined members of the public for People's Question Time at City Hall. Labour's London Mayor Sadiq Khan was under the spotlight. Under his leadership, the Met Police is under special measures.

Pedicabs have long been an issue for people living in the West End in particular. Not only are they potentially dangerous, but some drivers have been charging unsuspecting tourists hundreds of pounds for only a few minutes ride.

  We caught up with Orsi Pokoly, who is part of our local Pimlico Action team. Orsi and the team are out and about across Pimlico.

We are pleased to announce two CCTV cameras have finally been installed on the St John’s Wood High Street, one at Circus Road/Wellington Road and the second at the junction with Wellington Place.  Their instalment follows months of campaigning from your local Conservative councillors and local

The Gordon Hospital, which contained 51 inpatient beds, was closed 'temporarily' in March 2020 to keep patients and staff safe during the Covid-19 pandemic. Nearly four years later Westminster has been left without mental health provision.