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
Martin Hayes, who will be standing for election in May 2022, met with a resident facing serious anti-social behaviour from a neighbour.
“The story was incredibly distressing, every one of us deserves to feel safe in our own home”,
says Martin.
Evictions have been almost imposs
A real step forward has been taken in the effort to crack down on super cars and other noisy vehicles with the introduction of acoustic cameras in key locations, including Exhibition Road.
Consultation has just concluded which should enable enforcement to start shortly.
On the cameras, Cllr
As well as receiving a COVID-19 booster, many adults and most children will be eligible for a flu vaccine this winter.
The NHS advises that those eligible to receive a jab book an appointment as soon as possible.
Westminster City Council is funding free school meal holiday vouchers during the one-week half term holiday for families that currently receive free school meals.
These vouchers will be distributed by schools.
For the first time in 20 years, the Government’s contract with Chiltern Trains is up for renewal.
Though your Conservative Ward Councillors have never stopped demanding an end to the dirty diesels at Marylebone Station, this is our first real opportunity to obtain radical changes.
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