Since the New Year, some people have noticed price changes at Seymour Leisure Centre.
It is expected that these changes will be further reviewed by Westminster Council Officers, Councillors and EveryoneActive.
Whitbread, the owners of Premier Inn Hotel, have won an appeal to redevelop a property on the corner of Old Marylebone Road and Harcourt Street.
The Council originally challenged the application on the grounds that the development would impede traffic and compromise pedestrian safety, and inv
Our first Community Christmas tree, funded by a non-political donation from a generous benefactor, was inaugurated in Wyndham Place on 3rd December, with H.E. The Ambassador of Sweden turning on the lights, and the Children’s Choir from St.
Air Quality is a top concern for everyone living or working in Westminster.
Your local Councillors held an Anti Idling Day with a stall outside Waitrose in December.
In joint action involving the Council’s City Inspectors, the Home Office and the police, a coordinated operation was carried out just prior to Christmas at four locations - Oxford Street, Bond Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden.
The primary focus was to target the illegal use of rickshaw
After a protracted and lengthy round of applications from a number of developers lasting several years, consent was finally agreed to provide 89 residential units with extra care services and 121 beds Care home including 12 affordable housing units on this site.
Residents of Lords View II and
Whilst your Councillors are very supportive of cycling, we have received numerous complaints of Lime Bikes, Mobikes etc "abandoned" on the highway, very often on a narrow pavement causing an obstruction making it difficult for pedestrians to pass; particularly those in a wheelchair or children
Transport for London has begun work on the Harrow Road and Edgware Road junction, including - in spite of your Little Venice councillors’ objections - banning the left turn from Harrow Road to Edgware Road northbound.
Your councillors have been actively supporting the local ward police panel. This regular forum allows key local stakeholders to meet with police officers to discuss local crime and anti-social behaviour matters. The most recent meeting occurred was held at Lord’s Cricket Ground.
