Marylebone's three local Conservative Councillors, Barbara Arzymanow, Ian Rowley and Karen Scarborough, have today issued a joint statement explaining their opposition to Labour's plans for a segregated cycleway on George Street, and how local people can voice their opposition.Labour councillors hav
Westminster Council's Conservative Group Leader Cllr Paul Swaddle is today calling on Labour-run Westminster Council to tackle falling standards in street cleanliness, through a five-point action plan. Paul explains,"For many years, Conservative-run Westminster City Council had a proud record o
Westminster Council's Conservative Group Leader Cllr Paul Swaddle is calling on Labour-run Westminster Council to have more housing in Westminster for our essential key workers, including teachers, nurses and police officers.
Cllrs Elizabeth Hitchcock and Rachael Robathan were joined by police and representatives from both Lime and Forest Bikes for a day of action across Knightsbridge and Belgravia.
Today, Cllr Paul Swaddle, Leader of the Opposition Group at Westminster City Council, is calling on local people to share their feedback on TfL's long-awaited consultation on the regulatution of pedicabs.Paul explainsI am calling on every resident, business owner, and visitor who cares about our str
On Tuesday, the Deputy Mayor of London announced that Sadiq Khan would be taking over Oxford Street early, with Transport for London designated as the traffic authority for the street. It was clear by the nature of the announcement that Westminster City Council were not prepared for this.
On Sunday, 5 October, we’ll be celebrating Silver Sunday - a special day dedicated to tackling loneliness and isolation among older people and celebrating the contribution they make to our community here in Westminster.
Labour’s latest plans are a deeply worrying development for homeowners - not just here in Westminster, but across the country. Behind slogans of ‘fiscal responsibility’ and ‘repairing public finances’ Labour is gearing up to squeeze every penny it can from those who have worked hard to buy their own homes.
Five months ago, in early April, local Little Venice Councillors Melvyn Caplan and Lorraine Dean reported a broken fence between Hall Park Estate and St Mary’s Churchyard. This issue remains unresolved, and so there is a significant amount of anti-social behaviour disturbing people living nearby.
