As colder nights arrive, the plight of those who sleep rough on our streets stands out. Vulnerable people seeking answers are attracted to Westminster, the heart of our capital. They may have lost jobs, suffered broken relationships, faced mental illness, or endured trauma.
Cllr Hannah Galley was elected to represent Abbey Road (St John's Wood) on Thursday, 4 July. In her maiden speech at tonight's Full Council, Hannah highlighted the urgent need for action on crime and anti-social behaviour across St John's Wood.
On Wednesday, 13 November, the Labour-led Westminster City Council will hold a full meeting, to set policy, approve expenditure, and make key decisions. We want to hear what you think the Council should focus on.These full meetings are once a quarter, plus the Annual Meeting and other special m
We spoke to Cllr Mark Shearer, one of three local Conservative councillors representing St James's ward in the heart of Westminster."Hi, my name is Mark Shearer and I'm a councillor here in St James's ward in Westminster, and I have two brilliant colleagues, Tim and Louise.
We caught up with local West End councillor Tim Barnes, earlier this evening. "Good to be getting back into the swing of working on the issues residents of West End care about. "This week, I have been looking at planning applications in Mayfair and Soho, managing the needs of local cafes a
Ahead of next week's Budget, Westminster Conservatives' Group Leader Cllr Paul Swaddle has today written to the Chancellor, Ms Rachel Reeves. Paul made a series of proposals of particular concern to people living and working in Westminster.Protecting Councils from potential cuts:
Recently, Waterloo Place has been plagued with anti-social behaviour by "boy" racers, who frequently gather late at night sporting their high-performance cars. We are witnessing loud engine revving, dangerous driving, cars mounting pavements and aggressive behaviour by the organisers.
