Your Conservative-run Westminster City Council recognises how important it is to engage with the local community, listen to their views and benefit from the insight communities can and do provide in helping to shape our neighbourhoods and City.
That is why we have launched our new planning guidance
Cllr Jacqui Wilkinson has lived in Pimlico for over 20 years and was first elected as a Councillor in 2015.
She explains
I'm Councillor Jacqui Wilkinson and I'm here outside the Blue Cross Animal Hospital in Pimlico.
It was in 1897 that the Blue Cross was set up here.
I'm going in for a meeting
Did you know that almost a third of the rubbish we throw away is food waste?
As part of Westminster’s commitment to be carbon Net Zero as a city by 2040, your Conservative run council is rolling out its new food waste collection service.
This is an additional service which comes at no extra
Your Regent’s Park ward councillors recently met with the landlord of the Duke of York Pub, Circus Road and Lord’s following concern by local people about street drinking at the close of play on major matches.
Many local people have drawn attention to the anti-social parking of dockless bikes.
To be clear, no operators are permitted to operate in Westminster under any forms of agreement and abandoned dockless vehicles are subject to removal or seizure.
Fining systems are in place to discourage use
Quick update from Cllr Jacqui Wilkinson who has been out delivering the local team's latest newsletter in north Pimlico over the past few days!
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Your local Abbey Road Conservative Action Team recognise not everyone wants or can cycle but for those who do, we aim to provide secure and well-located cycle parking.
With that in mind, we have installed cycle stands and hoops across our area as part of our cycle parking expansion programme.
“While many rough sleepers have come in for help in this last year, supported by the Council and its charity partners, there is still a hardened and sad street population”, says Cllr Selina Short, “we know that drug dealers and criminals are targeting this vulnerable group."
"We have
