Green report – local action on the climate emergency in Vincent Square

Climate Action Day

Westminster’s extensive climate emergency plan is available online here. Your Conservative Council plan to make our Council Carbon neutral Council by 2030 and the whole City by 2040.

Locally in Vincent Square ward:

  • Despite the challenges of planting on cable and pipe filled Victoria Street, we are surveying sites for a greener Victoria St, with new street trees and planters, we are also replacing gaps in trees on local roads.
  • Westminster has the most electric charging points of any council, if you want one apply here.
  • You complained about engine idling by taxi drivers, our inspectors are out reminding drivers that pollution is a killer.
  • The council is planning consultancy support for local mansion blocks so we can work together to make more local homes sustainable.
  • Food recycling will be introduced for everyone from this autumn.

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David Harvey

David Harvey

Councillor for Vincent Square Ward
David Harvey has lived in Vincent Square for nearly 30 years and has served as a Westminster City Councillor since 2010.
Selina Short

Selina Short

Councillor for Vincent Square Ward
Selina has lived in Vincent Square ward for over 24 years and some of her family moved into the ward during the war.

Vincent Square

About our area Vincent Square Ward covers an area of central London that is bordered by the River Thames to the south, the Palace of Westminster and St. James's to the east, Victoria Station to the north and Pimlico to the west.

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