Jim Glen

Local Councillors in Pimlico, Jim Glen and Jacqui Wilkinson, have joined over a hundred members of the Westminster Bangladeshi Association and the Westminster Bangladeshi Welfare Trust in their popular Carrom Tournaments.

The Three Pimlico North Councillors have been delivering for local poeople in Pimlico:

You asked, we delivered

Help in upgrading a 60+ Travel Card to a Freedom Pass. We sorted this out with London Councils and the new card has been delivered.

Earlier in the year, we presented a petition from local people to Westminster City Council asking for the Sussex Street play area to be converted into a publicly accessible green space for all. 

Councillor Jim Glen attended the re-opening of the Housing Office on Charlwood Street.

We caught up with Cllrs Ed Pitt Ford and Jim Glen at Russell House.

On 20th June the council raised the flag for Armed Forces Day and signed an amended armed forces covenant to commit support to those who have sacrificed in service of our country.

Strong winds caused part of a tree to come down on Denbigh Street which thanks to Nickie Aiken MP and the three local Councilors in Pimlico North were swiftly brought to the attention of council officers and cleared up.

Thank you to everyone who signed the petition to have Sussex Street Play Area redeveloped into a publicly accessible green space.

Cllr Ed Pitt Ford, a Pimlico North Councillor, presented the petition at full council and this will now be discussed by the cabinet.

London celebrated Pride on 1st July. Council representatives, officers and councillors joined the Lord Mayor of Westminster in the parade through central London.

Westminster City Council recently conducted a consultation on cycling contra-flow measures in the Pimlico Grid. 

Unfortunately this was not well publicised, and even your councillors were only informed at the very last moment.