Your Conservative Councillors at Westminster City Council have unveiled further measures to tackle the issue of vehicle idling. 

Local Conservatives act to protect most vulnerable in our communities

People who leave their rubbish on the street, ignore waste collection times and dump items around big black bins are now likely to receive £200 fines.

This January 60 on-street electric vehicle charging points will be upgraded and 20 additional charging points will be introduced as part of Westminster Conservatives’ continuing work to improve air quality in the capital.
 

For the fourth year running Westminster has won the Gold Stray Dog Footprint Award from the Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA).

Westminster’s sports centres are benefiting from a £9 million investment thanks to an innovative contract. The Queen Mother Sports Centre in Pimlico will receive £1.6 million to refurbish the spa, add a new yoga studio in addition to the recently refurbished changing rooms already delivered.

The number of trees planted by Conservative-run Westminster Council is up by more than a third in a decade, helping to make our city greener every year.

Your councillors have worked hard to  ensure that Transport for London install pedestrian improvements on the Hyde Park Estate as part of the Cycle Super Highway project around Lancaster Gate Gyratory.  We have had great support from residents and businesses in the area, in pursuit of these aims,

Your councillors continue to work with Council public protection officers, the Metropolitan Police and Home Office Immigration Enforcement teams to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour as part of Operation Unite 2016.

We at Westminster City Council are enforcing against hazards from shisha. Shisha smoking is not the safe alternative to tobacco it may appear, but dangerous to health. Even countries where shisha is traditional, such as the UAE, have sought to limit its use.