Regent's Park

Regents Park map

About the ward

Regent's Park lies in the north of Westminster. It is bordered to the south east by Marylebone, the south west by Bryanston and Dorset Square, the west by Church Street and the north by Abbey Road. The borough of Camden is to the east.

The ward is represented by three Conservative councillors; Gotz Mohindra, Robert Rigby and Paul Swaddle. 

Ward surgeries take place on a monthly basis. 

No appointment necessary. 

To find out more about your councillors, you can visit their respective pages by clicking on the links below or their Facebook page.

Campaigns

Protect the St John's Wood community from CS-11

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.

People
Gotz Mohindra

Gotz Mohindra

Councillor for Regent's Park Ward

Gotz has been a St John’s Wood resident for several years and as a councillor has worked with amenity societies, resident groups, the ward police team and other local stakeholders to help deliver quality services for local ward residents.

Robert Rigby

Robert Rigby

Councillor for Regent's Park Ward

Robert Rigby has represented Regent’s Park Ward since 2010 and lived in St John's Wood for over 30 years with his wife. He is currently Chairman of Planning.

Paul Swaddle

Paul Swaddle

Councillor for Regent's Park Ward

Paul lives in St John’s Wood and runs a software company in central London. He is passionate about ensuring that Westminster remains a great place to do business and live. Paul is the Cabinet Member for Cabinet Member for Community Services and Digital at Westminster City Council.

News

Filming at historic local pub

Crocker’s Folly a famous local landmark Victorian pub on Aberdeen Place saw a film crew descend in July and August to shoot scenes from a new TV production entitled Citadel. 

Rubbish dumped on Hamilton Terrace

Keeping our streets clean and tidy is a priority for your local councillors so when a resident contacted us about fly-tipping issues in Hamilton Terrace we responded quickly to have the rubbish cleared.  If you notice waste on our streets’ please contact Robert, Paul or Gotz.  

Making cycling just that bit safer

We all recognise the need to make cycling as safe as possible so where cycle lanes have been installed it is important to ensure the road markings are clear and prominent. 

Pedestrian safety improvements

Highway works have started to introduce a pedestrian crossing (Greenman pushbutton), reduce the clutter and improve the streetscape at Prince Albert Road and Avenue Road after your local councillors were contacted by residents who were concerned about pedestrian safety at this busy junction.  

The chancellor’s measures are ‘putting bread on the table’

The following article, written by Westminster City Council Leader Rachael Robathan, originally published by themj.co.uk

Up and down the town centres of the country, we felt the tectonic plates move on Saturday as, after four months of being cooped up, people finally got to go out.

Mental Health Guide

The Mental Health Foundation is hosting Mental Health Week, on the theme of Kindness.

Reporting suspicious behaviour to the Police

We are often asked by residents about the best way to report suspicious behaviour to the Police. We have consulted them and been told that if a crime is in the process of taking place then you should ring ‘999’ but where an offence has happened, then you should ring ‘101’.