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. 

Following the declaration of a Climate Emergency, Westminster City Council has set out an Air Quality Action Plan to tackle air pollution in our city. Approximately 250,000 people call Westminster their home, and another 1 million visit every day.

In the last three years, a number of our residents have endured a significant rise in noise and vibration from the Tube.

Sadly, drugs have made an unwelcome return to our streets. Perhaps they never truly went away. We have received a number of emails from concerned residents who are witnessing drug dealing on a daily basis.

The owners of Dolphin Square have decided to appeal Westminster’s decision to reject their major works planning application.

Chiltern Railways Action Day

Chiltern Railways are planning an Air Quality Action Day on 2nd March at Marylebone Station. They plan to engage with taxi-drivers and other users of the Marylebone Station forecourt and feeder-ranks, on the subject of idling and air-quality. 

Your Councillors are delighted to welcome Sgt. Martin Noon and PC James Wilson to the Bryanston and Dorset Square Safer Neighbourhoods Team. 

The area around Paddington Station is changing fast and we welcome your views on its future.