Everyone aged 16 or over and some children aged 12 to 15 who have a higher risk of getting seriously ill from COVID-19 are now eligible to be vaccinated.
Children aged between 12 to 15 who live with someone at high risk of catching it are now eligible too.
People aged 16 and 17, and ch
Schools across Westminster returned this week after their summer break.
For the past two academic years parents, teachers and pupils have had contend with COVID-19 and the disruption it’s caused.
Throughout this time, Westminster City Council has worked together with our nurseries, primary a
As Westminster has reopened, the Council supported al-fresco dining to help businesses get back on their feet. The temporary road closures and barriers which were put in place will end after 30 September. The Council has launched a consultation to assess, on an area-by-area basi
Cllr Gassanly invited the outgoing Lord Mayor Cllr Jonathan Glanz and Lady Mayoress to the Churchill Gardens Residents Association 70th anniversary celebrations on 28th August.
It was a wonderful community event which included a summer fete, music and food festival, children’s entertainment,
The Mayor of London promised that the hours for the Congestion Charge, the fee and the exemptions would revert to their pre-pandemic levels this September.
TfL has now launched a consultation which, if confirmed, will mean from 28 February 2022 the charge will stay in force from noon until 6pm
Everyone aged 16 or over and some children aged 12 to 15 who have a higher risk of getting seriously ill from COVID-19 are now eligible to be vaccinated.
Children aged between 12 to 15 who live with someone at high risk of catching it are now eligible too.
People aged 16 and 17, and ch
From 10 August to 31 October, Westminster is hosting its first Inside Out Festival.
The festival brings our city’s world-renowned art, culture and entertainment onto our streets.
Cllrs Rowley and Scarborough joined Nickie Aiken MP to visit St Marylebone Girls' School, where they met with Chair of Governors Eliza Thompson and Business Development Director, Deborah Loades.
Together we saw the fantastic new science labs being refurbished with the support of Councillors a
Councillor Ian Adams joined local people in meeting with Nickie Aiken MP to discuss the blight that can result from short letting residential accommodation.
A registration process, which Nickie is lobbying for, would help the council monitor the 90 day rule more effectively, helping to prevent unre
T20 cricket and the new Hundred tournament are proving popular with a large crowd in attendance.
To help with crowd control at the close of play and to give reassurance to residents and spectators, your local councillors have ensured Lord’s deploying extra stewards outside of the ground as pa
