ITV's Toby Sadler interviewed local Councillor Tony Devenish following the tragic murder of a 24-year-old in Knightsbridge.Toby Sadler, ITV News, said"Conservative Councillor Tony Devenish is adamant.
For over 150 years, the Royal Parks have been policed by a dedicated team of police, handling serious crimes, protecting wildlife, enforcing regulations, and policing ceremonial events such as the Changing of the Guard and concerts.Due to funding constraints, the Royal Parks Police will be disbanded
Last week at the full Council meeting of Westminster City Council, Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE, raised the question of the management of dockless bikes.Paul explains"These are still an issue in many places, with bikes badly parked blocking pavements and overflowing bays. "Despite people across Westmi
We spoke to Cllr Paul Swaddle OBE following concerning news that tube fares are expected to rise by more than inflation until 2030.Thanks to the Mayor's choices, we are all going to be hit with shocking above-inflation TfL fare increases!
London Assembly Member Susan Hall joined Cllr Paul Swaddle, talking to shopkeepers on Lancaster Gate's Queensway this weekend.Cllr Swaddle explains"So we're down here on Queensway and Susan and I have been chatting to the shopkeepers and we're finding some terrible stories of petty theft and even ag
Across Westminster, local people regularly complain about abandoned e-bikes - blocking pavements or residents' car park bays, causing a risk to older people, to the visually impaired or those with young families.
Plans by Labour-controlled Westminster City Council to charge leaseholders living in Churchill Gardens, Abbots Manor, Lillington, Longmoore, and Russell House up to £66,000 per flat have sparked huge concern.
Last week, the Mayor of London announced that he would press on with forming a Mayor Development Corporation and the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street. His consultation with the entire city of London (approximately 9 million residents) received only a little over 6,500 responses.
