Conservatives have consistently called for housing costs to be properly recognised in the Fair Funding Review. Westminster Conservative Group leader, Paul Swaddle, said:“I have raised questions for months, pushed for clearer information, and kept the pressure on to make sure Westminster’s housi
Labour is preparing to introduce a new Family Home Tax, formerly reported as a Mansion Tax, aimed at family homes. With speculation it could begin at just £500,000 this would place thousands of ordinary Westminster households in the firing line
Labour’s Chancellor is reintroducing the Mansion Tax, but this time aimed at family homes. With speculation that thresholds could begin at just £500,000, this policy will hit ordinary Westminster homeowners, long-term residents and pensioners who have worked hard all their lives.
At last week's Westminster City Council meeting, Cllr Ed Pitt Ford (Pimlico North) explained the importance of choosing the right domestic heating systems within Pimlico and why this matters for current residents and generations to come.
After more than three years of sustained pressure from Westminster Conservatives, Labour-led Westminster City Council has finally started issuing fines to dockless bike operators such as Lime and Forest for blocking pavements and obstructing pedestrians. The move follows long-running call
We caught up with the Conservative Leader of Westminster City Council, Cllr Paul Swaddle, immediately after tonight's City of Westminster Full Council meeting. Paul explained, "Tonight's council meeting has just finished, and shocking behaviour from the Labour Party as they try to politici
At the full meeting of Westminster City Council on Wednesday evening, people from across St John's Wood presented the petition against the current designs for the C51 Cycle Highway. At the close of the petition, 1065 people had given their support, including 802 in Abbey Road ward itself.
On Wednesday night, residents from Westminster Abbey Road ward gathered at Old Marylebone Town Hall to present the petition against the current designs for the C51 Cycle Highway. At the close of the petition, 1065 people had given their support, including 802 in Abbey Road ward itself.
On Wednesday, 12 November, residents from Hamilton Terrace will present a petition to Westminster City Council asking the council to look again at the plans for the C51 cycle highway.
