Key workers are often regarded as the lifeblood of our community; junior doctors, nurses, teachers, those in the police, the fire service, ambulance service etc.
Already, nearly 100 local people have told us how they would like to see the area. We're keen to understand what people would like to see in the area.
A petition to transform the Sussex Street play area into a publicly accessible green space in Pimlico has been gaining momentum in recent weeks.
We know this is a very worrying time for many people, with food price inflation, in particular, showing little sign of slowing.
It’s important, therefore, to make sure that everyone living in Westminster is aware of the help on offer from the Government to help those struggling to pay their bills o
Policing in London is the responsibility of the London Mayor.
We are increasingly concerned that our local police team in Marylebone is overstretched.
Theft is on the increase and as is the number of food delivery riders which inevitably leads to increased anti-social behaviour on Baker Street.&nb
Following the consultation on banning coaches from using Elizabeth Street and other residential streets in the area, we are really pleased that this ban will now go ahead.
It’s expected to be implemented by the end of March and signs will be put up in the locations identified on the map. 
Whatever your political affiliation, seeing council tenant rents increase by 7%, Council tax up by 2% and homes for key workers - like our junior doctors, nurses, and teachers - being slashed, simply seems unfair.
We have been amazed by the outcry from local people following the new Labour administration’s announcement of a 45% pay rise for senior councillors last week.
Whatever your political affiliation, seeing council tenant rents increase by 7%, Council tax by 2% and key worker homes (for our junior doct
Westminster Council’s new Labour group has voted to increase their members' pay by up to 45%, whilst burdening council tenants with an increase in rents by 7%
It took Labour 58 years to win a majority in Westminster Council, but it took them just 10 months to increase their salaries by up to 45% -
