Welcome to Westminster City Council's Consultation Hub

Westminster City Council is inviting residents and the wider community to share their views on a proposed new gym at Jubilee Community Leisure Centre.

Public realm improvements outside the new development at 17-19 Rochester Row are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.

We are seeking the views of Emanuel House residents on building condition, remediation, redevelopment, decanting, costs and communication.

We are proposing improvements to the public realm across the Berkeley Square Estate, including Berkeley Square, Bruton Street and Bruton Place.

Public Realm improvements outside the new 318 Oxford Street development are being proposed

How we pay for local services is changing. Share your feedback today.

Public realm improvements outside 10 Brick Street development are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council

Public realm improvements outside Audley Square House development are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.

Public realm improvements outside the new development at Admiralty Arch are being proposed.

We are consulting the community on plans to improve the two Queens Park Gardens Multi Use Game Areas (MUGAs) into a high-quality, welcoming and accessible sports facility.

We are proposing exciting improvements to public realm on Brook Street, Davies Street, Davies Mews + South Molton Lane, designed to create a more attractive, active + accessible streetscape

This location was identified as requiring works to improve road safety at this busy junction.

Public realm improvements outside the new 53-63 New Bond Street development are being proposed.

We are developing our three-year Children and Young People’s Plan and would like to hear from you about how you think we can better support children and young people in the borough.

We invite you to take part in our public consultation for the Carnaby Street Public Realm Improvement scheme.

Further information on the proposal can be found here, and we would be pleased to receive any comments you may have.

Public realm improvements outside the new development at 80 Haymarket are being proposed.

Westminster City Council, in partnership with London Heritage Quarter, is proposing improvements to Palace Street.

Westminster City Council is working with Grosvenor to make it easier for residents to improve their homes while reinstating Eaton Square’s original heritage features.

Westminster City Council are consulting on two different projects in Paddington Street Gardens.

Public realm improvements outside the new Grafton Street development

Public realm improvements outside the Brettenham House development on Savoy Street are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.

Your feedback will help shape the designs and make sure the playground meets the needs of local children and families. Open until 4th March 2026

Your Voice Matters — Have Your Say by 22 March

As part of Westminster City Council's Street Trading and Market Policy Refresh, we are keen to hear your views on what improvements you would like to see at our Street Markets.

Have your say on the council's plans to introduce a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) to address persistent anti-social behaviour issues in Westminster.

The Essendine Road scheme seeks your views on a series of proposed improvements.

Have your say on developing a transparent and inclusive CCTV Policy for Westminster City Council.

We would like to hear your views on the potential for pedestrian improvements on Formosa Street. Our online survey is open until 11.59pm on Friday 16th January 2026, have your say now.

This project aims to improve the current playground to provide a richer mix of playing opportunities which are inclusive and accessible.

The Bayswater Road Cycle Movement Strategy Phase 3 scheme looks to enhance cycling and pedestrian facilities in both directions along Bayswater Road, from Palace Court to Lancaster Terrace.

The Knightsbridge Green scheme aims to enhance the public realm by improving pedestrian areas and reducing traffic

Westminster City Council is inviting you to share your views on the proposed public realm improvements to Moxon Street, designed to create a safer and more attractive environment.

School Streets provide Pedestrian and Cycle Zones outside a school’s main entrance. Questionnaire live from noon 25 November 2025 until 11:59 pm on the 21 December 2025.

We are introducing a brand new housing domestic abuse policy and want to hear from you. Please complete the survey below by 6 January 2026.

Have your say on the new strategic asset management plan (SAMP) for housing. We want to hear from you by 8 January 2026.

This page provides information on the Highways Buildouts for Trees programme - a rolling programme seeking to plant trees within the carriageway on streets across Westminster.

The Maida Vale to Regent's Park Cycleway scheme seeks your help in order to design a cycling and wheeling route from a selection of alignments

We’re improving how construction sites manage their environmental and transport impacts across Westminster.

Have your say today.

Public realm improvements on Marylebone Lane, Henrietta Place and Vere Street are being proposed.

Have your say on housing in Westminster and give your thoughts on our new five year strategy.

We’re proposing improvements to South Molton Street that include planting up to 11 trees and upgrading the street’s lighting.

Proposals to reintroduce two-way traffic on Tanner Lane (previously London Street) between South Wharf Road and Winsland Street following Paddington Station bridge repairs.

Have your say on developing an inclusive and dynamic Cultural Strategy for Westminster.

The ways we travel are changing. Help us shape the future of transport in Westminster .

We'd like your views on the proposals and welcome any comments, especially if there are any concerns with what's being proposed, or any ideas you may have to improve the scheme.

Public realm improvements outside the new Adpar Street Car Park development are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.

Westminster City Council is beginning an exciting early stage of consultation for a new City Plan. We are inviting you to take part!

Have you say on proposals to renew additional licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)

At Westminster City Council, we are exploring ways to encourage people to become more active. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts on these proposals.

Westminster City Council is inviting public feedback on the proposed improvements to Wallenberg Place, designed to create a more attractive, accessible and vibrant streetscape.

Westminster City Council is inviting public feedback on the proposed improvements to Queensway, from Porchester Gardens to Bishop’s Bridge Road, designed to create a more attractive, accessible, and vibrant streetscape.

Padel is the worlds fastest growing sport. It's easy to play, fun and extremely inclusive. We want your views to help us with potential future facilities.

Public realm improvements on Stanhope Row, Market Mews, Hertford Street and Shepherd Street are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.

Westminster City Council is seeking your input on stub roads (dead-end roads) in your area

We want to make the ActiveWestminster website a platform that truly supports and connects our community, so your input really matters.

The Planning Policy team is beginning the initial scoping work for a full review of Westminster’s City Plan.

As part of this early stage, we are reaching out to internal teams for their insights on the current City Plan policies.

Westminster City Council is committed to improving the bus journey experience for all Bus users. Consultation will run from 25 July to 22 August 2025.

We welcome feedback on these proposals in order to improve the final design. This consultation will be open from 9 July to 30 July 2025.

Help us shape the future of Regent Street, Haymarket and Piccadilly Circus.

Proposals to introduce one-way traffic and cycling measures on Kilburn Lane between Chamberlayne Road and Banister Road for better traffic management, improved road safety, and cycle connectivity.

Westminster City Council plans to move its street cleansing depot to 61 Harewood Avenue, about 0.4 miles southeast of the current site. The relocation aims to modernise operations and lower carbon emissions.

Westminster City Council is committed to improving the bus journey experience for all Bus users by looking to eliminating 'pinch points', extending Bus lane hours, and where possible extending or proposing new bus Lanes.

Have you say on the Council's proposal to introduce a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to restrict specific behaviours associated with the use of pedicabs, that have a detrimental impact on the quality of life of people in the local area.

Have your say on the council's plans to introduce a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) to address persistent anti-social behaviour issues in South Westminster.

Have your say on the council's plans to expand the area covered by the Nuisance Vehicle Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) to address persistent anti-social behaviour issues in the borough.

Here you'll find all engagements for projects by Westminster Council about the Churchill Gardens and Amberley Youth Clubs. Scroll down to explore and answer our surveys!

Westminster City Council is committed to improving the bus journey experience for all Bus users by looking to eliminating 'pinch points', extending Bus lane hours, and where possible extending or proposing new bus Lanes.

We have developed the following proposals and welcome comment before a decision is made to proceed.

Consultation will run from 28 May to 18 June 2025.

Westminster City Council, alongside Pitman Tozer Architects, are trialling a brand new cycle lane safety feature in Sussex Gardens.

Share your thoughts on making homes in Queens Park Avenues healthier for people and the environment.

Welcome to our consultation on the future of Westminster's open spaces and leisure centres. This consultation will be running from 21st May till 4th July, so please share your opinion today!

Join your neighbours to find out about making your home more healthy, comfortable, energy efficient, low carbon and cheaper to run.

WCC propose to introduce traffic signals with pedestrian facilities at this junction to reduce both the frequency and severity of 'personal injury collisions' recorded at this location, and provide safe 'Greenman' crossing facilities.

Welcome to Westminster's Community Planning Advice Service.

The Community Planning Advice Service is available to all residents, community groups and others who are active in Westminster. The service, initially in pilot phase, provides free planning guidance on how to respond more effectively to large scale planning applications that are being proposed in the city.

Welcome to the Commonplace site for the Charlwood Street Piazza Consultation!

Have Your Say: Proposed Changes to Westminster City Council's Tenancy Strategy and Policy.

This consultation seeks your comments on proposals for the area in general and how the space can be used.

As part of Westminster City Council's cycling strategy, it is proposed to improve cycling permeability by introducing a number of contraflow cycle routes linking otherwise disconnected cycling corridors. The connections allow cyclists to travel against the general flow of traffic at these locations, providing a more attractive, safer cycling environment.

We invite you to take part in our public consultation about the Blomfield Road Cycle Permeability scheme in Westminster.

Consultation period: Thursday 27 February - Thursday 20 March 2025

Since 2017, we have been working to empower community groups across the borough to deliver greening projects to ensure fairer access to high-quality green spaces.

Year after year there has been an increase in greening projects delivered by the community such as Covent Garden Playground and Children's Nature Garden, St John's Church Grounds in Kensal Green, and The Onion Garden in Victoria, to name a few.

The Greening Westminster applications are now open. If you are interested in delivering a greening project please submit a simple expression of interest form. You will then be given the opportunity to discuss your idea with officers and to tell us if you need any support to submit a full application.

Have your say on the anti-social behaviour issues affecting you in South Westminster.

We want to hear from you to better understand your experiences. It is important to us that we hear the voices of those who work, visit and live in Westminster.

The information received will help us to determine whether we need new tools and powers to tackle these issues moving forward.

Westminster City Council is seeking to transform the site of the former St Marylebone Bridge School into a high-quality family hub for Queens Park to meet identified need for family and community services in the local area.

The National Gallery is proposing a series of highways and public realm improvements, as part of their planning conditions with Westminster City Council.

Welcome to our consultation for the removal of the recycling and waste bins currently situated at the junction of Widley Road and Elgin Avenue.

Your voices matter, so please tell us your thoughts with us today!

The ESPD (Environment Supplementary Planning Document) has a specific planning role to play in delivering the council’s environmental objectives.

Share your thoughts on Westminster City Council's ESPD today.

We are currently collecting feedback on this proposal. Your input is valuable to us, and we encourage you to share your thoughts. Have your say until 2nd February 2025.

Westminster City Council is seeking the views of residents in the Kilburn Park Road area to understand their parking experience. The study will involve liaising with local residents and stakeholders of Kilburn Park Road, Carlton Vale and Randolph Gardens. The aim of the study and public consultation is to help Westminster City Council shape future initiatives that may be implemented to improve residents parking experience in this area.

This consultation is open Wednesday 11th December 2024 - Monday 20th January 2025

After an extensive period of evidence gathering with internal and external infrastructure providers to map out planned infrastructure over the next 15 years, Westminster City Council is ready to share it's new draft Infrastructure Delivery Plan.

Westminster City Council's Sport, Leisure and Active Communities Team are seeking to transform the underused bowling green at Paddington Recreation Ground into a community allotment garden.

The goal is to create a space that benefits everyone by promoting healthy living, learning, and sustainability.

These proposals build on successful elements of outdoor dining and increased greening that were introduced to North Audley Street in 2021 on a temporary basis. We would like to hear your views on the proposals before a decision is taken on implementing a permanent scheme.

Have your say on the council's plans to use Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) to address persistent anti-social behaviour issues in the borough.

We are in the process of updating the Management Plan for the Westminster World Heritage Site.

You can find out more about this project and share your views with us

We know that waste, recycling and clean streets touches every one of us across the city daily. We want to gather valuable input from you to shape the future strategy and services in Westminster.

Our goal is to better understand what you do with your waste and recycling, how you view our services, and what we could do together in the future to jointly improve our environment.

By taking part, you’ll help us create a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Westminster for the future

By completing this survey, you'll have the chance to enter a prize draw to win one of three £50 Love2Shop vouchers as a thank you for your time.

Creating a Fairer Private Rented Sector

We want to hear your views on proposals for a selective licensing scheme for privately rented properties in Westminster

Take part in our survey for your chance to win one of two £50 Love2shop vouchers.

To be entered into the prize draw please:

Complete the survey below (in full)
Opt in at the end of the survey and agree to us contacting you via email if you win.

Westminster City Council with partners, are proposing to improve the public realm of Henrietta Street by creating a more vibrant and accessible public space that supports local businesses and enhances the street's appeal for residents and visitors.

Your input will aid the Westminster City Council Resilience Team to co-create and co-deliver community resilience initiatives that are equitable, inclusive, and accessible to enhance preparedness practices, and generate a more resilient Westminster.

Westminster City Council is undertaking formal consultation on an updated Public Realm Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) for Westminster.
This document builds upon policies within Westminster’s local development plan and provides guidance to help shape and improve the public spaces between and around buildings, including alleyways, streets, squares, parks, and other open spaces. This guidance aims to steer development in delivering public realm that is accessible, inclusive, and ensures that all members of society can participate, use, and enjoy our public spaces.

Have your say on homelessness & rough sleeping in Westminster and give your thoughts on our new five year strategy.
Our survey is open from 30th September until 10th November 2024

Westminster Retrofit Taskforce need your input on Retrofit in the Queen's Park Estate!

Read on for more on what this would involve and have your say!

Have your say on Westminster City Council's licensing policies. Share your feedback on regulations for businesses, events, and public spaces.

Public realm improvements
Westminster City Council is launching a new project, working towards improving the public space at Paddington Green and Little Venice Canalside for local residents, workers and visitors. 

We would like to invite you to have your say about what is working well, what could be improved, and your priorities for the public realm improvements.

The proposals seek to provide four additional trees and improve accessibility, whilst having a minimal impact on parking and loading restrictions along Needham Road. To improve accessibility and facilitate the addition of four new trees, the scheme proposes the removal of the existing tree.

Play Streets provide priority for children and families to enable them to play in the designated streets. A Play Street is open to all, regardless of where they live.

Please read the information within the proposals page, and then go to the questionnaire to have your say.

As part of the City Council's ongoing strategy to provide secure cycle parking, in December 2023, we installed the first cargo bikehangar at St. John's Wood Terrace to meet the demand for residents requiring secure storage for non-standard bikes. This hangar can accommodate 2 cargo/adapted bikes and is currently in a trial phase.

We are keen to gather your feedback regarding the roll out of cargo/adapted bike hangars in the borough and strongly encourage you to participate in the survey as your input and feedback are vital in shaping the implementation of the secure cycle storage, ensuring that it aligns with your needs and preferences.

By sharing your views, you have an opportunity to contribute to the development of an effective and inclusive solution for cycle storage.

The consultation period will run from 7th August 2024 to 4th September 2024.

The Marylebone to West End Co-Design scheme seeks your help in order to design a walking and cycing route from a selection of five alignments. We want to hear your views on your suggested route and your ideas.

The Local Enforcement Plan sets out Westminster City Council’s approach to planning enforcement for all those who interact with the service, whether that be people undertaking development or people affected by development.

Are you pregnant? Do you have children under 5?
We want to hear about your experience.

These proposals build on successful elements of outdoor dining and increased greening that were introduced to Eccleston Street in 2020 on a temporary basis. We would like to hear your views on the proposals before a decision is taken on implementing the scheme.

The consultation will open for responses on 8th July at 10am. The consultation will run for a 5 week period, ending 9th August 2024 at midnight.

Phase 2 of the Cycling Movement Strategy looks to formalise a number of temporary schemes across the borough implemented as part of the Council’s COVID response. This consultation is seeking views on the scheme proposed for Queensway. This scheme also covers Porchester Road and Inverness Terrace as well as associated side roads.

Following a review of the existing temporary scheme, a permanent scheme has been developed which formalises the temporary scheme with a number of improvements proposed that further improve cyclist safety.

Westminster City Council has begun work to draft a Conservation Area Audit and Management Plan for Covent Garden.

This is will inform the conservation, enhancement and future management of Covent Garden.

We are currently seeking views on the area to inform our drafting.

Westminster City Council's Sports, Leisure and Active Communities Team, in conjunction with Wilberforce Primary School, are seeking to develop proposals to construct a good-quality and inclusive facility for both school pupils and the wider community.

The goal is to offer more opportunities for physical activity, leisure, and sport close to where people live and encourage active choices in community settings that are easy to reach.

We want to hear from you on our proposals to redevelop the two existing buildings at 291 Harrow Road and 1-2 Elmfield Way to build more affordable homes for local people.

We are creating a Leasehold Charter which gives our commitments to you. Tell us what you would like to see in the charter and how we can improve our service.

Welcome to the Oxford Street Programme Commonplace page! Here you can access active, past and upcoming engagements, comment on ongoing consultations, and feed into decision-making for the Programme.

Have your say! We want to hear from you. Give your opinions on how the council can make our services easier for you to access and how we can help our communities celebrate diversity in the borough.

Have your say on a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future for all.

Drop a pin on our map and respond to the survey!

Phase 3 of the Cycling Movement Strategy looks to formalise four of the temporary schemes implemented across the borough as part of the Council’s COVID response to create high quality cycle routes with wayfinding. This consultation is seeking views on a permanent scheme for Portland Place.

A permanent scheme looks to improve on the temporary scheme, offering increased protection to cyclists and improvements to pedestrian facilities across the scheme.

We would like to understand the views of the public on this proposal before a decision is taken on implementing the scheme.

The consultation will run from 7th May to 4th June 2024.

Following a review of the existing temporary scheme, a permanent scheme has been developed which formalises the temporary scheme with a number of improvements proposed that further improve cyclist and pedestrian safety.

We would like to understand the views of the public on this proposal before a decision is taken on implementing the scheme.

The consultation is to run from 7th May 2024 to 28th May 2024.

Funding is available to communities in Westminster to lead and organise events.

The Community Priorities Programme invites proposals for local community-led projects. Applicants can apply for funding between £2,000 and £30,000.

Learn more about the Community Priorities Programme and the Community Events Fund.

Have your say on the council's plans to use Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) to address persistent anti-social behaviour issues in the borough.

The Seymour Centre is now closed for refurbishment. Please follow us on Common place for updates on Seymour.

Welcome to Westminster City Council's Housing Repairs Policy consultation. We want your experience and feedback to be right at the heart of the policy.

The council is conducting a partial review of the existing Westminster City Plan 2019 - 2040 (adopted April 2021) to ensure Westminster is an inclusive city where people want to live, work and play.

The Westminster High Streets Programme seeks to improve our high streets to make them more resilient, vibrant and diverse.

In 2023, we launched the Programme in the area of Paddington and Bayswater, including Edgware Road, Praed Street, Queensway, Westbourne Grove and local centres in between.

You can now view the results of the first phase of public engagement in Paddington-Bayswater

We're shaping a Fairer Westminster with the North Paddington Programme.

In recognition of the council’s ambitions to deliver a Fairer Westminster, we have commenced working on a vision for Grand Union Canal, from Ladbroke Grove to Little Venice.

Phase Two of the Cycling Movement Strategy looks to formalise a number of temporary schemes implemented as part of our COVID-19 response.

This consultation is seeking views on the proposals for Buckingham Palace Road.

This Consultation closed 29th August 2023.

Welcome to the Report It service page for Westminster City Council. Here you can find updates and share your experiences of reporting street based issues.

Your neighbourhood has been identified as an area with high demand for cycle parking hangars. Following a review of the location and engineering constraints, the location presented in the proposed drawings have been shortlisted for the installation of new cycle hangars. Hangars are only installed in areas where there is suitable space and are carefully positioned to avoid any undue effect on other road users.

Westminster City Council is beginning a design project to improve the street and public spaces at Warwick Avenue.

Phase 3 of the Cycling Movement Strategy looks to formalise a number of temporary schemes across the borough implemented as part of the Council’s COVID response. This consultation is seeking views on the scheme proposed for Westbourne Terrace.

Following a review of the existing temporary scheme, a permanent scheme has been developed which formalises the temporary scheme with a number of improvements proposed that further improve cyclist safety.

We will be having conversations across Pimlico to understand the priorities of the local community.

We will use our findings from these conversations to consider what we could do differently to improve outcomes for our residents.

Have your say by attending our events or by responding to our questionnaire and map before they close on 15th March

Westminster City Council acknowledges the cultural value of busking and street entertainment in the city but aims to regulate performances to prevent obstruction of the highway and minimize disturbance to residents and businesses. In April 2021, the council introduced a licensing regime focusing on designated locations and a light-touch approach. Following a review, the council proposes revisions to the licensing policy, standard conditions, and code of conduct. The public is invited to provide feedback through a consultation process, with the closing date for responses set for 14 April 2024.

Westminster City Council is reviewing its Housing Allocation Scheme and we want to hear your views! Complete the consultation survey before it closes on Wednesday 28th February 2024 and you will be entered into a prize draw for supermarket vouchers up to the value of £50!

Following a review of the existing temporary scheme, a permanent scheme has been developed which formalises the temporary scheme with a number of improvements proposed that further improve cyclist safety. We would like to understand the views of the public on this proposal before a decision is taken on implementing the scheme

Westminster Community Hubs

This project aims to improve the current playground, making it a more inclusive and accessible space which encourages an active lifestyle in all children.

An inclusive playground is a recreational space designed to accommodate children of all abilities, ensuring that play structures and activities are accessible to everyone, including those with physical, sensory, or cognitive challenges. We want to foster social inclusion, allowing children from diverse backgrounds and abilities to play together, promoting a sense of community and understanding.

Following the review of the existing temporary scheme on Abingdon Street & Millbank, a permanent scheme has been developed which looks to build on the previous temporary scheme through the provision of enhanced cycling facilities and pedestrian improvements for the area. We would like to understand the views of the public on this proposal before a decision is taken on implementing the scheme.

This consultation is open for responses. It will close on 12th February 2024 at 23:59

The council would like to share with you the emerging vision and principles for the proposed Site Allocations and seek feedback to assist in drafting policy.

Please click on each Site Allocation's tile below to view the information for each site and to access the feedback survey. Comments are to be submitted by 26 January 2024.

Following this engagement, feedback will be reviewed and considered in drafting the policies. We will formally consult on the draft policies in March 2024 where you will have an opportunity to view and comment on the draft policy before it undergoes public examination and is formally adopted.

The council wants to work with you to create a more active community by removing prohibitive play signages. The aim of the pilot scheme is to encourage more people to use the space available to be more active.

The impact of opening up streets for children to play and for the community to get together has been shown to build a higher sense of trust and belonging, allowing people of all ages and walks of life to connect with each other and lead active, healthy and happy lives.

Westminster is on the path to a greener and more cycling-friendly future. We want you to be involved in the decision-making process for this proposed cycleway.

In 2023 Westminster City Council consulted on the proposed changes to Queen's Park Dog Run. This Consultation is now closed and further information can be found below.

The enclosed dog run area is a popular location for local resident dog owners, as it provides a dedicated area where dogs can be let off lead. It also acts as a communal meeting space for owners.

Most of the dog owners who use the space are responsible and ensure their dogs display sociable behaviour. However, we continue to receive complaints about dogs not under the control of their owners. This has resulted in some smaller dogs needing veterinary treatment, and meant some owners are often reluctant to use the space.

In response to this, and having secured funding from Veolia’s sustainability fund, we asked residents for their opinions and feedback that informed whether we introduced a dividing fence and additional sensory planters.

The Council believes that being active and healthy goes hand in hand with an improved quality of life and wellbeing. We aim to improve Westbourne Green Open Space by offering different types of space that are more accessible, providing a richer mix of playing opportunities and improve pollution and noise and overall environmental impact of the area.

If you are living in a building which is 7 or more storeys, or 18 metres above in height, please take this survey as we want to hear from you.

This survey will run from Monday 13th November 2023 - Friday 22nd December 2023

Following a review of the existing temporary scheme, a permanent scheme has been developed which formalises the temporary scheme with a number of improvements proposed that further improve cyclist safety.

We would like to understand the views of the public on these proposals before a decision is taken on implementing the scheme

This consultation is open for responses. It will close on 28th November at 23:59

Have your say on developing local high streets to become the backbone of vibrant 15-minute neighbourhoods where essential goods, services and public spaces are within a short walking distance of residents’ homes.

The resident and business surveys will be live on Friday 3 November 2023 for you to provide feedback about your local high streets. This consultation runs from Wednesday 1 November 2023 to Wednesday 3 January 2024

Westway Housing Association would like to hear feedback from residents on the future of the parking area by Hormead Wharf. Westway will review the responses to this resident feedback form to inform the Housing Associations decision on the future use of the space.

To provide your feedback, please complete this survey which is open between the 10th of November to the 10th of December 2023.

Westminster City Council are consulting on 3 proposed options to amend the market layout in Berwick Street Market. This will impact Berwick Street Market Layout, Demarcations and Numeration of Pitches.

This Consultation is open for responses until the 16th November.

Let's shape the future of Westminster together! Share your local knowledge, lived experience and skills by signing up to the Register of Active Residents

We are seeking views on proposed changes to the section of Elizabeth Street between Ebury Street and Chester Square.

This consultation will run from 18th October - 7th November.

Welcome to the official consultation page for our Local Flood Risk Management Strategy 2024-2030. Explore the pages find out more about our draft strategy.

Have your say on Housing Compensation Policy Consultation

In November 2022, we launched the current Pimlico Gardens redevelopment and investment project. The redevelopment aims to improve Pimlico Gardens, on Grosvenor Road, to fit the needs of residents and provide a small community hub environment for recreation.

Have your say on Cycleway 51, St John's Wood to Marylebone consultation.

Have your say on developing an inclusive and dynamic Evening and Night-time Plan for Westminster.

Westminster City Council is on a mission to create an inclusive Evening and Night-time Plan to improve the night-life in Westminster. We want our community to be safe, sustainable, inclusive, and accessible.

Your ideas matter, whether you're a resident, a visitor, a business owner, or part of a local group. We'll share news, events, and surveys for your input on this platform.

Please join us to make Westminster a more inclusive and dynamic place at night!

Oxford Street is a destination for cultural vibrancy and a great place to live, work and visit. We want to make your experience even better by making it a more inclusive, prosperous and sustainable high street for everyone. We propose an enhanced public space with wider footways, better seating, more trees and other planting, attractive lighting, clearer signage and more direct vehicle routes.

Over the past few years, we have been working with some of the local community who either visit, live or work near the Maida Hill Market Place to learn their views on the key needs for the public space.

After analysing registration of interest data for secure cycle storage across the whole of Westminster, we are proposing to install a Cyclehoop Cycle Hangar at locations identified as demand hotspots. Each of these locations will have space for six standard bicycles. We are consulting on 64 proposed new locations for secure cycle parking across the borough.

We sought comments about the locations of cargo bike stands due to be installed across the city. We'll update this page soon with results of the consultation and any other updates to the proposals.

The School Street Programme aims to create safer spaces around schools during school drop-off and collection times, to encourage pupils to walk, cycle and scooter on school journeys.

We have a responsibility to write and deliver a Health and Wellbeing Strategy. We are now consulting on the draft strategy to make sure it reflects the priorities and experiences of local people.

Westminster City Council and the London Borough of Camden worked together to deliver a Neighbourhood Traffic Management (NTM) scheme in Covent Garden. The scheme aims to enhance the area for residents, businesses, pedestrians and cyclists by reducing motorised traffic, cutting carbon emissions, improving air quality, encouraging cycling and walking, enhancing the public realm and supporting local businesses.

Welcome to the Belgravia Neighbourhood Plan page where you can view the documents relating to this plan. Sign up here to be kept updated.

We are committed to promoting and encouraging active travel, and to make Westminster a carbon neutral city by 2040. As part of this, the highways team is rolling out the next phase of on-street cycle parking stands to increase the overall cycle parking stock.

We undertook engagement in 2022 to design our new victim-led strategy, which puts their voice, priorities and needs at the core of our approach to tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB).

This consultation was in the form of 6 questions that covered the following areas:
-seeking confirmation of the respondents’ priorities for planning enforcement
-what their experience has been of using the planning enforcement service
-their experience of being contacted by the planning enforcement service
-whether any improvements could be made to the service, including in terms of accessibility

Westminster City Council and the Hyde Park Estate have developed a proposal to improve the public space at the junction between Connaught Street and Kendal Street. This will increase green space and provide more pedestrian accessibility.

The SCI states our approach to engaging with anyone who may have an interest in development that is happening around them and seeks to improve the way we engage with our communities in the planning process.

We received more than 700 responses to the consultation about proposed changes around Warwick Way, with a majority of respondents in favour of both proposals.

We will continue to develop the permanent proposals for Warwick Way and Churton Street, and incorporate the feedback in the upcoming design phase.

Following a review of the existing temporary scheme, a permanent scheme has been developed which formalises the temporary scheme with a number of improvements proposed that further improve cyclist safety.

We want to make it safer and more pleasant to cycle and walk in the city. The Cleveland Street section forms part of wider proposals to provide cycleways between the West End and Pimlico, and includes a number of changes to highways in the surrounding area.

We want to hear from you about our initial design proposals for Church Streets sites A, B & C. We listened carefully to the feedback the community gave us in summer 2019 to develop the proposals and we now want to know what you think.

We want to hear from you about design proposals for the Ebury Bridge Estate.

Come along to learn more about Fairer Westminster and the Council’s vision for the future at this community event hosted by Councillor Adam Hug, Leader of the Council, alongside Cabinet Members. 

Your chance to ask Westminster Councillors questions about the issues that matter most to youWestminster residents and businesses have the chance to put their questions to Leader of the Council, Cllr