No matter where you live in Westminster, you have the right to hold the Labour-led council accountable. If you have questions about council tax, ebikes, potholes, missed recycling or local planning matters, or are concerned by rising crime, drug-dealing, graffiti or anti-social behaviour in you
At Full Council meetings, members of the public have a unique opportunity to directly question the Labour administration on issues that matter most to you.
We've observed a concerning trend: a tendency to fill these vital public slots with pre-arranged, 'easy' questions. This silences the genuine concerns of our community. That's why we need your help to ensure real issues are heard.
It's Sunday evening and more than 100 worshippers are attending Mass in Westminster Cathedral, the UK's largest Catholic church.
But while the sound of choral music and the soothing words of the liturgy echo around the 130-year-old building, the scene outside is far from holy.
Westminster Conservatives are delighted that the current Labour council has finally publicly agreed with the Conservative councillors’ position on Angela Rayner’s proposed planning reforms. This Labour Government has proposed completely removing local councillors from the decision-making process on almost all applications. Westminster Conservatives pointed out that this is undemocratic and could undermine public trust in planning decisions back in March.
We spoke to Cllr Robert Rigby, on the doorsteps of St John's Wood this morning. Robert reports back on local people's concerns.Out and about on Saturday here in Regent's Park Ward, talking to local people about their local concerns and the failings of this Labour-led council. One of the co
Cllr Mark Shearer has been speaking to local people living near Westminster Abbey today. Locally, people are worried about Great Peter Street, the crime there, the anti-social behaviour, the drug dealing. So we have a six-point plan around that to really tackle it as councillors.
We met Cllr Robert Rigby on Melcombe Street in Dorset Square, to see the new planters which the Regent's Park councillors secured funding for from the Council in partnership with the Baker Street Quarter.Robert explainsPlanters create a wonderful urban greening, and I'm here in Dorset Square on Melc
Across Westminster, local people are concerned about increased anti-social behaviour and criminality.We joined Regent's Park Councillor Robert Rigby in Marylebone's Dorset Square tonight, to hear first-hand residents' concerns about growing anti-social behaviour locally.Robert explained,I'm standing
There is currently a project to replace the district heating scheme, which was originally designed to use waste heat from Battersea Power Station. The council are proposing a new district heating scheme that could cost up to £66,000 per flat and will require huge disruption as the pipes under the roads are replaced.
