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Cllr Gotz Mohindra attended the Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) police panel in May with local residents and our local ward police officer to discuss crime in the area. Although St John's Wood is considered to have low crime our local police team request any information of anti-social behaviour

Westminster has become the first place in the world to have innovative green lamp posts installed. Six lamp posts have recently been retrofitted along Ebury Street, by the Grosvenor Estate, with green columns incorporating a range of vegetation able to promote biodiversity and improve air quality.

There is currently high demand for parking and loading/unloading on the High Street.

A collapsed main due to a Thames water pipe going through the drain pipe run was discovered on Sutherland Avenue. This has been a persistent issue for some time and was identified to be replaced.

As we mentioned in an earlier newsletter, your local councillors made a request to resurface Warwick Avenue between Clifton Gardens and Harrow Road. The section between Clifton Gardens and Blomfield Road is now completed with the remaining section to Harrow Road planned for later in the year.

It is still not too late to apply for complimentary cricket tickets for selected matches at Lord’s, which include Middlesex County Championship and MCC matches this summer, an initiative Cllr Paul Swaddle instigated. International matches (Cricket World Cup and Test Matches) and Vitality Blast

Dockless bike companies such as Lime Bike, Mobike and oBike - not to be confused with the ‘Boris Bikes’ - are turning up on our streets at random.

The Adventure Play Hub is a traditional playground located on St John’s Wood Terrace established in 1957 offering outdoor supervised adventure play for children in Westminster during term time and school holidays. Robert, Paul and Gotz are supportive and are funding via the local ward budget fo

For one night only, to celebrate Pride in London, Marble Arch turned into a rainbow of colours. Cllr Ian Adams, LGBT+ Lead Member of Westminster City Council, said: “Lighting up Marble Arch in rainbow colours was a fun and eye-catching way of celebrating the diversity of Westminster’s community as

We're cracking down on fly-tipping in Little Venice. The number of penalty notices or warnings issued against deliberate, illegal fly-tippers has increased by 150% since this time last year.