We more than appreciate the issues connected with Pedicabs and last year organised a petition to lobby the Government. Unfortunately other events got in the way of the Private Members Bill but we are undeterred as we are continuing to lobby for regulation in line with the rest of the country.

Progress so far

Regular meetings of your Councillors and local residents with Chiltern Railways have been ongoing since November 2015, with a view to reducing the environmental impact of the station.

A Westminster City Council tenant has been ordered to pay over £100,000 after losing a court case against the Council.

In keeping with residents in the district, your Councillors strongly support the upgrade to facilities at the Seymour Leisure Centre. We had thought we had a plan for the Library, based on the 2017-18 public consultation.

Officers from Westminster City Council, the Metropolitan Police and tax inspectors recently checked out 90 cafes providing shisha and confiscated suspected illegal tobacco from 45 of them. Other criminal offences were also investigated.

Councillor Gassanly has written to residents at Cundy Flats, setting out what local Conservative councillors are doing to secure the best deal for residents and the wider community:

We are interested in your views on the proposed 19-storey building at 5 Kingdom Street, where Westbourne Bridge joins the Westway.

Last year over 300 Churchill Gardens residents have signed our petition to transform the derelict Balmoral Castle pub into sheltered housing.

We know that recent road closures and parking suspensions have been infuriating, so thank you for your patience as this work is completed. Improving broadband is vital to Westminster’s economy, home to many major company headquarters and three percent of UK GDP – more than the City of London.