Cllr Lindsey Hall was delighted to attend the recently revived Ward Panel Meeting of the Abbey Road Safer Neighbourhood Team led by our wonderful local PC Oliver Snapes together with colleague PC Daniel Dadoun. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's pledge to increase our police numbers is happil
Crossing Sale Place has been made safer thanks to a build-out of the pavement.
This gives protection for pedestrians heading along Sussex Gardens towards Edgware Road and comes as Transport for London are delivering a series of safety improvements at junctions on Edgware Road itself.
Our Neighbourhood police team, supported by the Council’s Integrated Street Engagement Unit, continues to work in the Edgware Road and Marble Arch area to tackle problems caused by rough sleepers, including those living in tents.
On 2nd February the team took extensive details from the group which
In joint action involving the Council’s City Inspectors, the Home Office and the Police, a coordinated operation was carried out just before Christmas at four locations - Oxford Street, Bond Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden.
The main focus was to target the illegal use of pedicabs, especiall
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.
