Already, nearly 100 local people have told us how they would like to see the area. We're keen to understand what people would like to see in the area.

Nickie Aiken MP and Pimlico North Councillors Ed Pitt Ford and Jacqui Wilkinson have met representatives from the Football Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the FA. 

Councillor Jim Glen was at the launch of a new micro logistics hub in the Q-Park carpark on Warwick Way.

This six-month trial was funded by central Government and facilitated by the Cross River Partnership in association with Westminster Council.

The Passport Office moved out of Pimlico earlier this year and has relocated to Canning Town.

A planning application has been submitted to Westminster Council for conversion of the existing building to a budget hotel operation.

Pimlico North Councillors Jim Glen and Jacqui Wilkinson have been busy over the long Coronation weekend meeting local people and sharing in the numerous street parties taking place. 

The demolition of Stockley House has now reached second floor level. The next stage is to demolish the arch over Bridge Place and so Bridge Place will be closed to all traffic for two weeks from 7 June. 

Policing in London is the responsibility of the London Mayor.

We are increasingly concerned that our local police team in Marylebone is overstretched.

We hold ward surgeries at the Queen Mother Sports Centre on Vauxhall Bridge Road from 6 until 7 pm on the first Thursday of every month, excluding August.

We were very pleased to hear that a significant arrest has been made by members of the gangs unit who were patrolling in Pimlico.

Two people were arrested including one high profile target which should reduce the dealing activity in the area.

Our councillors have received an increase in reports of dog mess on the streets and have been busy reporting this, as soon as they see any, to keep our streets clean.

The council will respond to reports of dog mess within the hour normally, if reported directly.