COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone aged 12 or over.
The majority of children between 12 and 17 will only be offered a single dose of a vaccine. All adults will be offered two doses.
If you are looking for a new job or change of career and live in Westminster then the Westminster Employment Service is here to help.
The Employment Services connects local people with businesses, helping people find the right jobs for them and businesses find the right staff.
As well as helping p
Improving air quality across our City is one of the Conservative-led Council’s top priorities. For this to happen the Council itself must do its bit to reduce pollution.
One of the ways it’s doing this is to replace our diesel refuse vehicles with electric vehicles.
More streets across our City have agreed to continue al-fresco dining.
Following consultations with local people and businesses, a couple of weeks ago the Council announced that al-fresco dining would continue in Covent Garden and on St John’s Wood High Street.
After similar consult
In 2012, Westminster Cllr Christabel Flight and local charity the Sir Simon Milton Foundation launched Silver Sunday.
Silver Sunday has since grown to become a nationwide annual event.
The day celebrates the value that older people bring to communities across the UK.
COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone aged 12 or over.
The majority of children between 12 and 17 will only be offered a single dose of a vaccine. All adults will be offered two doses.
Cllr Jacqui Wilkinson joined Nickie Aiken MP, Belgravia Councillors and Kate McCarthy, Chair of Governors at the opening of the new interactive playground at St Barnabas School.
The Government’s new Early Years Framework requires that as much learning as possible should take place outsi
A highlight for our senior residents has been the Grosvenor House Hotel Tea Dance, which was started 15 years ago by Pimlico Councillor Christabel Flight and is now organised by the Sir Simon Milton Foundation.
Sadly last year’s event was cancelled because of the Pandemic but we are hopeful t
Your Conservative councillors have organised funding, following consultation with local people and the Hyde Park Paddington Neighbourhood Forum, for new railings on Star Street.
The intention is that they help prevent anti-social behaviour and littering among the trees and bushes c
The following article, co-authored by the Leader of Westminster City Council Rachael Robathan with the Leader of The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Elizabeth Campbell, first appeared in Conservative Home.
The Prime Minister’s commitment – made ahead of the last election – to level-
