Westminster City Council has shortlisted five options for future provision of heating for Pimlico residents and businesses currently served by
Westminster Council is the first local authority to introduce AI support in its contact centre. The borough has introduced the
As autumn arrives with events such as Diwali, Halloween, and Bonfire Night bring the capital to life, Westminster council is
Tate Britain will remake its Millbank frontage as a public garden, replacing hard paving with seasonal planting, water and places
London’s first multi-app parking scheme has bene launched in Westminster to offer “greater choice for drivers,” according to Westminster City
100 fake Labubu dolls have been seized by Westminster City Council’s trading standards officers, many of which have their eyes
North Paddington residents will benefit from a “major” £4.75 million investment from Westminster City Council. The funding will provide “improvements
A new Banksy mural at the Royal Courts of Justice appeared overnight on Carey Street, on the Queen’s Building flank
If you know of an inspirational individual, club, or team that has been instrumental in keeping communities active this year,
The Prince Charles Cinema hostel plan would see the four storeys above the much-loved Leicester Square venue converted into a
Awaab’s law takes effect in England today, bringing clear deadlines for fixing dangerous conditions in social housing and a promise
Prince Andrew is under mounting pressure to vacate Royal Lodge in Windsor as talks intensify over the future of the
A petition calling for an end to school absence fines for parents who take children out of school during term
Gambling adverts featuring F1 racer, Lewis Hamilton, and the logo of Chelsea FC have been banned over concerns that they
Rachel Riley has received the Freedom of the City of London for her work in Holocaust education and campaigning against
Dutch voters have 27 parties and 1,166 candidates fighting for 150 seats in the House of Representatives. This has resulted
TfL and London boroughs have revealed new data “showing the scale” of improvements to cycle routes and pedestrian crossings across
One hundred local investors have helped Jack Tizard School become the first community-owned solar project in the borough. The community solar
Lawyer and author Marina Wheeler has called for a reset in the UK–EU relationship, arguing that both sides should move
A convicted sex offender released in error from prison has been found in London after a two-day police operation. The