Cllr Nickie Aiken noticed graffiti painted next door to the Sainsbury Delivery Garage in Gillingham Street. She contacted the Neighbourhood City Inspector who arranged with the store manager at Sainsbury’s to have the graffiti removed.

You may have noticed that our trees have started to shed their leaves. From 5th November, Westminster City County began implementing its ‘Leafing Plan’.

Your Warwick Ward Councillors, Nickie Aiken, Christabel Flight and Jacqui Wilkinson invite you to join us at Tachbrook Market for the switching on of the Festive Lights in Warwick Way and Wilton Road on Friday 30th November.

Our residents are very concerned about the lack of police presence across Pimlico, resulting in an increase in begging and rough sleeping. Westminster’s latest analysis shows that crime is up 9% in Westminster, while neighbourhood police numbers have fallen by 52%.

Conservative led Westminster City Council will insist going forward that six in every ten new affordable homes built in the City are suitable for middle-income families. The policy will apply to the ambitious 1495 new homes the Council has committed to building.

The weekend of 9th – 11th November saw Westminster Council commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War. As a Council, we work very closely with the Armed Forces supporting a number of initiatives.

Following its introduction in March this year, Westminster Conservatives confirmed earlier this week that its community contribution fund has raised almost £400,000.

Silver Sunday 2018 officially began in Pimlico on 5th October. Cllrs Christabel Flight and Jacqui Wilkinson joined Westminster's Lord Mayor, Cllr Lindsey Hall, the choir of St Barnabas Primary School and dancers from the Chelsea Ballet in entertaining local elderly residents in Dryburgh Hall, Ald

Sadly we have seen in parts of Pimlico an increase in drug dealing and taking over recent months. With that has come more begging, particularly outside supermarkets in Warwick Way. 

I am delighted that Westminster City Council's Cabinet has formally approved a major shake-up of the planning system in our City. This decision shows we are listening to the concerns of local people who have told us that they did not feel as involved under the current system.