Cllr Karen Scarborough was privileged to have a tour of the works to the roof and the nave of the St Marylebone Church with the Rector, Stephen Evans and some of his building team.
Local councillors have contributed funding to support the counselling services that take place within the Crypt
After an incredibly difficult 18 months it is great to see business picking up again, particularly in areas like Elizabeth Street and Motcomb Street which are so important for local people.
Cllr Rachael Robathan, pictured here with Cllr Elizabeth Hitchcock, said:
‘The pandemic really highlighted t
Following extensive conversations with neighbours in Southwick Street and Star Street, we are preparing to move the benches that attract anti social behaviour.
As these are also used as a welcome resting point, we are keen to identify alternative locations where the benches will be appr
Autumn is here with the start of Westminster City Council's leaf clearing plan.
In Eccleston Square, Pimlico, work has been underway clearing up fallen leaves to ensure that our pavements are safe for pedestrians.
Gone - the e-scooter bay at the Millbank Gardens end of Marsham Street has been removed.
You said that the bay was dangerously positioned, noisy late into the night and attracting other anti-social behaviour.
Your Conservative Councillors Selina Short, David Harvey and Danny Chalkley g
It is widely known that for the first time in twenty years the new contract on the trains at Marylebone Station is about to be signed.
This has presented an important opportunity to campaign for change.
Since our last Newsletter, your Conservative Councillors including the Leader Rachael Rob
Since being elected, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster Nickie Aiken has been calling for greater regulation of pedicabs.
Pedicabs are the only form of public transport in Westminster that are unregulated.
There is no requirement for their riders to undergo criminal re
Last week, the Evening Standard revealed that Westminster is the London borough with the most electric car charging points.
Conservative-run Westminster has a current total of 1,059 charging points, 400 more than any other London local authority.
There are plans to install a further
