Knightsbridge & Belgravia

Cllrs Robathan and Hitchcock joined Nickie Aiken MP at a meeting with the Belgravia Neighbourhood Forum to discuss the Plan for Belgravia.

Cllrs Hitchcock and Robathan attended the recent exhibition at St Peter’s Eaton Square setting out their ambitions and plans for expanded and improved play space for pupils. 

After eight years of planning and construction, Newson’s Yard is finally open and ready for business.

An interior design destination, it will also feature a restaurant for all-day dining due to open in January.

Following on from a very well-attended street surgery on Montpelier Street, Councillors held a walkabout with the local police team to look into some of the issues raised by people living in Knightsbridge.

The Westminster Bangladeshi Welfare Trust (WBWT) hosted their annual Carrom tournament, attended by both the Lord Mayor of Westminster and Cllr Elizabeth Hitchcock. 

The tournament brings together 50 or so local members of the WBWT for

The public consultation on proposed changes to Elizabeth Street between Ebury Street and Chester Square starts at 12 noon on 18 October and runs until 11.59 pm on 7 November.  

Thank you to all of those residents who attended our recent street surgeries in Ebury Street, on Gatliff Road, on Montpelier Street and on Wilton Place.

The Labour Mayor of London Sadiq Khan imposed the Park Lane Cycle Lane on us.

Earlier this week, Conservative Council Group Leader Rachael Robathan wrote to Nickie Aiken, MP for the Cities of London & Westminster, flagging up concerns that although the majority of people living in Westminster were opposed to Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan's Park Lane Cycle Lane, their views w

The consultation by TfL earlier this year showed that the clear majority of people living in Westminster who responded were opposed to the cycle lane based on the fact that they believe it will do nothing to improve cycling or walking, indeed quite the reverse, and is also leading to significant