Hyde Park councillors have secured funding for deep cleansing for some particularly dirt ingrained spots on Sussex Gardens, Westbourne Street, Portsea place, Connaught and Kendal Street.
Council Officers are also monitoring these spots to give guidance to (and ultimately enforce ag
Keeping our streets clean and tidy is a priority for your local councillors so when a resident contacted us about fly-tipping issues in Hamilton Terrace we responded quickly to have the rubbish cleared. If you notice waste on our streets’ please contact Robert, Paul or Gotz.
Local people may be surprised to see some of our black bins looking much more decorative than usual. This is the result of the Council being selected for the Local Government Association's Behavioural Insights Programme, which provides funding to encourage people to make better choices.
Your Hyde Park ward Councillors have secured funding for a bench to thank NHS staff and front line workers, which is located in Norfolk Place.
A small 'bench marking' ceremony was held last month, with Professor Tim Orchard, chief executive of St Mary’s Hospital and staff in attendance, along with
Everyone over 16 can now get vaccinated against COVID-19.
If you're aged 16 or 17, the NHS will contact you when it's your turn to get the vaccine.
If you're aged 18 or over, you do not need to wait to be contacted.
If you were contacted but have not booked your appointments, you're s
Following a planning refusal by Westminster City Council and a Public Enquiry by the Planning Inspectorate, the Housing Minister Christopher Pincher has granted planning approval for Adjaye Associates and Ron Arad’s Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre in Victoria Tower Gardens.
Many local people
We all recognise the need to make cycling as safe as possible so where cycle lanes have been installed it is important to ensure the road markings are clear and prominent.
On a recent walk about with the Cabinet Member for City Management your local councillors identified the cycle lane on Av
Cllr Gassanly is working with the local police and Westminster Council’s ASB teams to address the recent increase in anti-social behaviour across Churchill ward.
Following a number of incidents, he has written to the Leader of the Council and relevant cabinet members asking for additional res
The Westminster Employment Service offers training and support for people looking for work opportunities or career changes.
The hospitality sector has been one of the hardest hit by the pandemic.
Residents in Westmoreland Terrace and Peabody Avenue complained about cars speeding down Turpentine Lane in both directions.
The narrow alleyway is one-way only but it was felt that street-signage was inadequate.
Cllr Gassanly asked the Council’s Highway services to paint a prominent “
