Concerned residents have been contacting your Pimlico Councillors asking what help is being given to rough sleepers.
If you see someone sleeping rough, please contact Streetlink London on 0300 500 0914 so that support can be promptly provided.
Westminster City Council spends over £6
We organised for double yellow lines to be added to Archery Close to help prevent inconsiderate parking preventing residents having access to their properties.
For the school, we have organised for highway improvements to help improve safety, but will be adding more, including signage, to ens
We arranged for the dirty, old Virgin utilities cabinet on Randolph Avenue, outside Melbourne Court to be painted.
We are continuing to press BT and Virgin to remove, or at least paint, their cabinets around the ward as they make the area look very untidy.
We all know the importance of keeping our streets safe, so your local councillors fully support the introduction of ‘School Streets’ outside Barrow Hill School which sees the closing of Bridgeman Street between Greenberry Street and Allisten Road to vehicles during school drop-off and collection.
Your Pimlico Westminster City Councillors have been receiving an increasing number of complaints about dog mess in our streets.
This is unpleasant and potentially hazardous to health.
If you are a dog owner, there are plenty of notices in our streets reminding us all to clear up after our pooches
Westminster Conservatives want everyone to be proud of the area we live. From recycling correctly to keeping our clean streets to removing bulky waste promptly – everyone has a part to play in ensuring our City remains at its best.
Pimlico South Conservatives warmly welcome the announcement that Ada, The National College for Digital Skills will move into the site of the University Technical College at Ebury Place, SW1.
The announcement follows the decision by the Department for Education to close UTC in August this year due t
Our libraries and archives are a service that everyone in Westminster can be immensely proud of and are available across thirteen sites from Paddington to Pimlico.
Some recent media reports that we are looking to close library sites are untrue.
In fact, we are investing heavily in the f
The following article was first published by BBC News.
A pedicab driver who charged £180 for a three-minute trip was made to hand back the money during a council crackdown.
Two women told officers how one operator informed them their journey would cost £18, but then added an extra zero at th
The planning application to develop the current builders’ yard site at the Harrow Road roundabout into a 20-storey block to accommodate over 750 students is likely to go to Westminster’s planning committee on 8 March.
Residents will need to make a representation before that date Your local Little V
