Your Little Venice councillors and local traders helped to bring some additional festive cheer to the shopping parade on Clifton Road by supporting Christmas lights that illuminated the street over the end-of-year period.
Your councillors secured funding for the decorations with local retaile
Ebury Lights was a celebration of the Ebury Bridge community spirit which was on full display as residents flocked to week-long festivities in December.
The plot, where Edgson House once stood, was transformed into a festive extravaganza.
Adorned with an array of Christmas illuminations, sta
"It is a huge pleasure, as always, to join in the many festive events across the ward which make Christmas such a special time for our residents and businesses" says local Councillor Tim Mitchell.
"In particular, it is lovely that so many from the local community have been recognised for everything
"It is a huge pleasure, as always, to join in the many festive events across the ward which make Christmas such a special time for our residents and businesses" says local Councillor Rachael Robathan.
"In particular, it is lovely that so many from the local community have been recognised for
Once again, we are proud to support our St John's Wood retailers as well as our local St John's Wood Hospice with the amazing work they do for us in our community.
Following the success of the initial bike hangars that have been installed across the city, your Little Venice councillors are pushing for more of these to be installed in our local communities.
We are keen to ensure that our conservation areas are protected and so all locations will be sensi
Westminster Council was accredited last month by the Living Wage Foundation for adopting and providing the London Living Wage to not only its employees including its Apprentices but also for extending to include its suppliers.
This was recognised with an award from the Mayor of London on 11th Novem
Westminster Council has won an appeal made by Maximus Networks against its decision not to allow the installing of a number of call boxes including one in our area at 100 Marylebone Road, near to York Gate.
Often these boxes are used as simple vehicles for advertising.
The council’s neighbourhood problem-solving co-ordinators have been working with St Mungo’s, the charity helping rough sleepers, the Paddington and Marble Arch business improvement districts, WCC’s Integrated Street Engagement Unit and with the Metropolitan and Romanian police to address both the ne
Following complaints from local people about out-of-control street drinking around the Duke of York Pub and Tesco's in Circus Road on Lords Match Days, we have escalated the problem with Planning Enforcement who have now brokered a new management plan which we are confident will address the pro
