London could face a £7.5 billion increase in property taxes under a proportional property tax backed by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, with the capital expected to fund tax cuts elsewhere in the country.
West End LIVE brought record crowds to Trafalgar Square as it marked its 21st anniversary, underlining Westminster’s role as the home of one of the world’s biggest free theatre festivals.
Following last week's Full Council, Cllr Paul Swaddle outlined how the new Conservative administration had already delivered a strong start in just six weeks, as Westminster had voted for change, while Labour had spent its first opportunity in opposition grandstanding instead of helping residents.He
At last night's full council, Cllr Paul Swaddle warned that council tax could rise by up to 75% unless funding is restored, describing the cuts from central government as unprecedented and the legacy of the previous Labour administration.
Westminster City Council has welcomed a joint Government crackdown on illegal activity in central London souvenir shops, following raids by HMRC, the Home Office, and Trading Standards.
Westminster City Council's new Conservative administration is delivering on its commitment to safe streets, with a series of enforcement actions taken since winning power on 7 May.
Westminster City Council has criticised Transport for London over changes linked to the Oxford Street pedestrianisation scheme, accusing City Hall of pushing ahead without proper consultation.
The Latest Sadiq Khan Sham on Oxford StreetSadiq Khan is attempting to permanently change Oxford Street and more than twenty streets around it with Traffic Management Orders.These permanent legal orders were quietly published the day after local elections without properly informing local people
Westminster City Council Leader Paul Swaddle has written urgently to Airbnb and Booking.com demanding a meeting after council data identified 2,700 properties suspected of operating unlawfully, out of an estimated 13,000 short-term rental listings across the borough
Westminster Council's trading standards officers have seized more than £337,000 worth of illegal and counterfeit goods from tourist shops across the West End over the past year, targeting 29 premises in central London.
