Member of Parliament for the Cities of London and Westminster, Nickie Aiken, asked her first question at Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday.

Cllr Nickie Aiken, as Leader of Westminster City Council, has been the instigator and promoter of Westminster's Anti-Idling Campaign. 

Your local Councillors do a regular Neighbourhood Audit which involves walking the streets with Council Officers and Veolia. 

After successful lobbying from your local Conservative councillors new homes will be coming to the Lillington and Longmoore estate as part of the City Council's ‘infill programme’. This scheme seeks to optimise underused and empty areas on our estates and build new homes in that space.

Earlier this year, a piece of land was given to the City of Westminster by the owner of Forbes House, the Grade II listed property on West Halkin Street. The land originally comprised part of the garden of Forbes House and will be located on Grosvenor Crescent.

Gillingham Row behind the Queen Mother Centre has long been a focus of anti-social behaviour including drug dealing and taking as well as dumping of rubbish and unofficial parking. 

Air Quality is a top concern for everyone living or working in Westminster.

Westminster City Council has begun the consultation process for phase one its improvement to the security of Lillington and Longmoore Gardens. These measures, including new secure gates, have been won though the hard work of your local Conservative councillors.

We have been receiving enquiries about the road works underway throughout Pimlico. 

These are part of a roll-out throughout Westminster of ‘Fibre To The Premises’ (FTTP) being installed by a number of suppliers facilitated by the Council. 

Some good news for the Lillington and Longmoore Community Centre; a judo club is now renting the small hall on Monday evenings.