Another way to volunteer is through the Council’s recently launched Night Stars initiative which BBC London recently covered.
Watch BBC London’s report here.
This is an important initiative to make sure that everyone knows that they can walk about our City safely and that, if they do need hel
To mark National Civic Tree Planting Day as part of The Queen’s Green Canopy project an English Oak tree was planted in the St John’s Wood Church Gardens on 11th March.
Cllr Robert Rigby joined the Lord Mayor and other Civic Leaders to plant this wonderful tree which has been presented by th
We have been pushing Thames Water hard to do more to support households following the floods last July. We have had some success and finally Thames Water have agreed to spend £10M on Flooding Local Improvement Processes (FLIPs) and Non-Return Valves.
We spoke to Cllr Rachael Robathan and local West End Conservative candidate Julie Redmond, for a West End perspective on calls for a Short-term Lets Registration Scheme.
I'm standing here with Julie Redmond, one of our great candidates in the West End ward and we've just been in Downing Street wit
We caught up with the Conservative Leader of Westminster City Council, Rachael Robathan, to update us on the campaign for a short-lets registration scheme.
I'm standing here with Laila Dupuy, one of our great candidates in the Lancaster Gate ward and we've just been in Downing Street with the Citi
Westminster City Councillors have been working with Nickie Aiken MP on a campaign to call for stronger powers for the Council to be able to hold rogue short-term landlords to account.
We know this is a widespread problem across Westminster.
While most landlords operate responsibly, it needs to be
Your Conservative Council is looking into the rapid emergence of Candy Stores on Oxford Street.
The Oxford Street Strategic Action Group, chaired by Cllr Ian Rowley, has carried out a detailed and thorough investigation into the landlords, head lease owners and intermediaries who are involved
Last week, Westminster City Council’s volunteer-led support programme celebrated its second birthday.
Set up by your Conservative-led Council at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Westminster Connects has recruited 1,500 active volunteers who have carried out over 290,000 acts of kindness.
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Regent's Park Councillor Paul Swaddle caught up with community activist and council candidate Ralu Oteh-Osoka.
"Here at Westminster, we are extremely proud to have the cleanest streets in central London.
"We are also very proud as a council that we do three collections per week,
