Since we heard last month that 32 London post offices are threatened with closure including Broadway by St James's tube, Lupus Street in Pimlico, Paddington Quay, hundreds of local people have been in touch to share their concerns.Back our campaign, now We've seen thousands of leaflets delivere
We spoke to Cllr Mark Shearer, one of three Conservative councillors representing St James's ward in Westminster."Hi, my name is Mark Shearer and I'm a local ward councillor here at Westminster Council, along with colleagues Tim Mitchell and Louise Hyams.
As we enjoy the Christmas season, let's support our neighbours and those in need in our community. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Here are four meaningful ways you can help this festive period:
In the article below, Cllr Pitt Ford sets out his response to the recent press interest in the Pimlico District Heating Undertaking (PDHU), the scheme that currently heats over 3,000 homes in Pimlico. There have been several recent articles on the district heating system in Pimlico, including t
We welcome visitors to Westminster all year round - but this month will be particularly busy. Christmas is a great opportunity to reflect on why we choose to make this city our home, especially if you're able to share the festive fun with children or grandchildren.
Local post offices play a vital role in our High Streets across Westminster. No longer only places to post a letter, but providing bank services, bill payments, parcel collection and access to government services including Universal Credit.
Local people living in Bayswater and Lancaster Gate are becoming increasingly concerned about increased crime and anti-social behaviour in their part of Westminster.We spoke to local Lancaster Gate Councillor Laila Cunningham, who outlined the plan to tackle these concerns."I'm calling on Westminste
Thousands of local people, along with business owners and tourists, have been calling for the licensing of pedicabs to tackle the rogue operators whose loud noises cause irritation and whose rip-off fares penalise Londoners and visitors alike.
As colder nights arrive, the plight of those who sleep rough on our streets stands out. Vulnerable people seeking answers are attracted to Westminster, the heart of our capital. They may have lost jobs, suffered broken relationships, faced mental illness, or endured trauma.
