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Anyone living, working or studying in the City of Westminster is encouraged to ask the Council about any matter of concern.

We caught up with Cllr Rachael Robathan, the leader of the Conservative Group at the Council, to understand what this means for local people.

Recently a group of asylum seekers were transferred from a hostel in Essex to a hostel on Belgrave Road.

In St James, in May, trustees of the G-A-Y Foundation and London Landmarks Half Marathon planted an evergreen magnolia in Embankment Gardens alongside the race route to commemorate the contribution of the LGBT+ running community.

St James's councillor Tim Mitchell says: 

Anyone using St John’s Wood Road will have noticed a new raised table has been installed at the existing zebra crossing opposite the Bicentenary Gates at Lord’s Cricket Ground.  

Many of you are in touch with the Vincent Square Councillors, Selina and David about the active drug dealing in the area around the Cathedral and Vauxhall Bridge Road. 

Marylebone Councillors Barbara Arymanow, Ian Rowley and Karen Scarborough are delighted that C43 consultation has been extended to Sunday 25 June.

Special thanks go to all who helped us secure this extension, especially the local people who supported our efforts.

Key workers are often regarded as the lifeblood of our community; junior doctors, nurses, teachers, those in the police, the fire service, ambulance service etc. But under the new Labour Council in Westminster, a decision has been taken to slash new key worker homes by 75%.

It is now three months since Westminster City Council introduced food waste recycling across the City as they are required to do by the Government. 

Westminster Conservatives are seeking urgent answers in response to the merger of St Stephen's and St Mary Magdalene's CE primary schools. We understand that numbers are falling in our primary schools.

You may have noticed an increasing number of children on the Victoria line are wearing ear protection.