Last week, Councillor Heather Acton held a strategic group meeting with landowners, the Marble Arch BID, Met police, TfL, West End security group and officers from across the Council.
The Leader of the Council attended and we had a very productive morning considering what planning,
Since the last Ward Newsletter your Conservative Councillors have taken further actions to reinforce the campaign against diesel trains at Marylebone Station.
Westminster Council Leader Rachael Robathan has arranged for a Breathe London Air Quality Sensor to be installed on Bos
Belgrave Square Garden now has its own Forest School.
A fabulous new area created by Grosvenor to enable local schools, other community groups and residents to engage with nature and learn more about the environment we live in.
Cllr Rachael Robathan explains "I was delighted
The Council wants everyone to be able to safely enjoy Diwali and Bonfire Night this week.
To keep people safe, your Conservative-led Council has relaunched its Autumn Nights campaign to make sure everyone has the right information they need to stay safe.
This time of yea
Following our success in getting Transport for London and National Express to stop the A6 coach returning to Westbourne Terrace, we are on the lookout for the occasional rogue coach driver who still takes the route.
"Many of you have complained about the e-scooter bay at the junction of Herrick Street and Marsham Street; untidy, noisy late into the night and dangerously positioned; we agree”
says Cllr David Harvey.
The City-wide trial has to finish but after lobbying for you we are told that
The following article was first published by Westminster Extra.
WESTMINSTER has teamed up with other local authorities in a bid to bring an end to diesel trains running out of Marylebone station.
Chiefs at City Hall in Victoria Street hope that the alliance with Oxfordshire and Birmingham Ci
The Museum of London Archaeology, (MOLA) were invited to explore beneath the Car Park in Blandford Street.
Local people may be interested do see the photos taken by MOLA, following their investigations as to what lies below.
Your Councillors have already met with the contractors Erith,
Your Conservative councillors visited Sheldon Square flats that would be affected by loss of light from the proposed development of the Travis Perkins site.
We spoke to residents in several of the blocks about the impact of the plans.
They accept that the Travis Perkins site could be better
The hidden city park above Temple Underground is now the venue for a large art installation. British Ugandan artist Lakwena's work ‘Nothing Can Separate Us’ will be in Temple Roof Gardens until April 2022.
This initiative is part of the Council's Inside Out free festival bringing art
