Planting of trees around Marylebone is constrained by utilities and cables running under the pavement. To overcome this issue planters are an alternative. Your Councillors have found funding for the greening using planters at the following locations:

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We were distressed to see the result of missed recycling collections and insufficient recycling collections.

Your Conservative led Council continues to drive air quality improvements around the City and your Councillors have found funding to install further six Breathe Easy sensors. 

We can categorically confirm that there have been no decisions to close any library site and we continue to invest in new facilities at the Seymour Leisure Centre and Church Street. 

Approved plans for Manchester Square aim to improve routes for pedestrians and cyclists around the Square. Designs include seating, more greening and a ‘Wallace’ water fountain to enhance the setting around The Wallace Collection. 

Garfield House extends from 80 Edgware Road to the corner of George Street 110 Edgware Road  and includes Tesco. Portman Estates are looking to demolish this building and replace it with its first carbon neutral development run on alternatives to fossil fuels. 

Your Conservative Council is looking into the rapid emergence of Candy Stores on Oxford Street.

Following complaints from people living in Marylebone Mews, on the same day our Highways Inspector visited a site where an unauthorised hoarding had been put up.

The hoarding was quickly removed that evening and the builders were advised to apply for appropriate licences.

Thank you for your support of Marylebone's Neighbourhood CIL towards the refurbishment of the St Marylebone School Science Labs. 

We are grateful for your support in our continued endeavour to improve our school and service to the community.

Cllr Karen Scarborough was privileged to have a tour of the works to the roof and the nave of the St Marylebone Church with the Rector, Stephen Evans and some of his building team.