A number of local people have been sending in pictures of beggars along Melcombe Street and Melcombe Place between Marylebone and Baker Street Stations which your Councillors have been passing onto our Council problem solvers and the dedicated Ward Police officers.
For many residents who live in flats, the big black bins that are located around Little Venice ward are an essential part of their daily lives. Because of the high level of demand, these bins are emptied three times a day, seven days a week.
We all acknowledge that the major gas replacement works currently being carried out across Pimlico are necessary. That doesn’t mean we can’t be frustrated by the on-going road closures and disruptions.
Westminster Matters: An update from Cllr Nickie Aiken, Leader of Westminster City Council
It has been an incredibly busy time since I last updated you on the work of Conservative-run Westminster City Council.
We are well on track to deliver on the major announcements we made following last year’s
Your local councillors have secured FREE cricket tickets this summer from Lord’s for local residents. A maximum of five tickets are available per household for Specsavers Middlesex County Championship matches, MCC matches and Royal London One-Day cup group matches.
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Parking enforcement on Council estates is to be transferred to the Council’s parking enforcement teams under a ‘Traffic Management Order’ (TMO), starting with Churchill Gardens in April. Existing permit holders will be guaranteed a replacement permit at no extra charge.
Sadly we continue to see an increase in the number of rough sleepers on our streets. Westminster attracts more than the next four boroughs combined. Being the “capital of the capital” has always meant more people bedding down on our streets.
At the end of 2018, your Little Venice Councillors organised a meeting with local residents, the police, City of Westminster College and City West Homes.
