There are now 58 Ubitricity lamp column electric charging points in the Low Emission Neighbourhood, which is an increase from 27 in April. 

New charge points are going live into the following streets this month:

Pollution is the hidden threat, impacting our physical and mental health, effecting children and the elderly most.

Our area attracts rough-sleepers, who are preyed on by drug dealers. Few rough sleepers have any local connection but most are persuaded to come in and get help; a small core though is embedded.

After many complaints from local people and St Vincent School about the difficulty in crossing Manchester and Blandford Streets, we asked the Council to install a 3D crossing on the junction. 

This is the third 3D crossing in Westminster, which the Council is piloting.  

Your Councillors have been actively involved with the Council throughout the summer to minimise disruption within the LEN.

The first bike hanger in Vincent Square Ward has been installed at the junction of Erasmus Street and Marsham Street. If the hangar proves popular with local people, additional locations will be considered.

In a London-first, Conservative-led Westminster City Council is trialling two electric powered waste collection vehicles over the next two years.

After a long campaign that started at the end of 2018, your Little Venice councillors have been successful in getting a door entry and security gate scheme brought forward for Fleming Court.

Cllr Caplan spoke at the planning committee at the end of July regarding the application for a balcony to be installed at the Warrington Pub.

We are continuing to work with residents regarding the disturbance from the demolition of the concrete slabs at Whiteley’s (the repeated banging noise in the area). As a consequence, from the 22nd July to 23rd August a different quiet time was trialled, which included a later start time but a sho