Transport for London (TfL) has been told by the Mayor of London to identify a new location for the Victoria Coach Station when the building lease expires and Crossrail 2 begins work.
Westminster City Council has for the past year run trial 20 mph zones in the areas around 38 of the city's schools. Now the Council considering the next steps.
The Mayor of London’s plans to build Cycle Superhighway 11 (CS11) cycle route from Swiss Cottage have been rejected following Westminster City Council’s successful Judicial Review. This means that TfL’s decision in the summer to proceed with the current scheme have been quashed.
Following months of speculation about the future of Belgravia Police Station, Westminster Conservatives understand that the Labour Deputy Mayor for Policing, Sophie Linden has agreed its closure, breaking her promise to keep it open.
Thousands of people in Westminster have their lives blighted on a daily basis by the damage that the unregulated pedicab industry brings to the local community, yet neither the Council or Mayor have the power to implement a proper solution to this problem.
Complaints from local people about tube noise have increased over recent years and despite repeated efforts by your local Conservative Councillors, TfL is no closer to solving the problem.
Improving air quality is a key priority for Conservative-led Westminster City Council. We are working hard to make our city the greenest in the country.
Westminster Conservatives have long campaigned for action to be taken on the issue of single-use plastics. We welcome the government's plan to explore charges on single use items but think that we in parts of our city could go even further.
First, a very BIG thanks to all residents who went to the Nine Elms Bridge promoters’ exhibition at St Saviour’s Church Hall and Pimlico Academy in July to tell the promoters what the people of Pimlico think about a bridge landing on one of our few riverside spaces. We hope that the promoters ha
