Westminster Community Hubs
Welcome to the Westminster Community Hubs page
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About the project
Our new Community Hubs Programme is helping us to deliver a Fairer Westminster by tackling inequalities and improving outcomes by:
- working in collaboration with our communities
- improving access to services and support
- strengthening communities through community action, shared spaces and stronger relationships
Working with our communities, voluntary sector and partners, we aim to deliver Community Hubs across Westminster. We’ve launched our first two 'mini hubs' at Victoria Library and Charing Cross Library, running three days a week to ensure that our residents have easy access to a wide range of community-led activities and support that meet their needs. Our first full community hub located at Ernest Harriss House in North Paddington recently launched in spring 2025, with additional hubs currently being identified across the borough. You can find out more about what's on at our hubs here.
Have your say
Community Hubs Roadshow Questionnaire
Complete this questionnaire to tell us about the priorities in your local area!
Rampayne Street
Click here to find out more about Rampayne Street Community Hub and our co-design process
Lilestone Street
Click here to find out more about Lilestone Street Community Hub and our co-design process
Brunel Community Hub
Click here to find out more and help shape the new community hub coming to the Brunel Estate, W2 5UZ.
Contact The Team
To find out more about Westminster community hubs or to get involved, please email or call the team.
News
The Operator Process for 'The Exchange' is Now Complete!
The Exchange at Ernest Harriss House will be Westminster’s very first full Community Hub, offering local residents a variety of activities, services, and support tailored to the needs of the community
Mini Hubs Winter Programme
Our Mini Hubs Winter Programme is now live! Join us at Charing Cross Library for a fantastic variety of events, including council service and support drop-ins, breakdancing workshops, play-readin
The Community Hubs Roadshow
The Community Hubs Team have recently started the Community Hubs Roadshow!The Community Hubs Team will be visiting 11 neighbourhoods across Westminster from October to January to discuss residents&rsq
Official Opening of Charing Cross Library Mini Hub and Victoria Library Mini Hub
We are thrilled to announce that on Friday 19th July, the Community Hubs Team officially opened two new mini hub sites at Charing Cross and Victoria Library. The mini hubs in Victoria and Charing Cros
Launch of co-design process for Bayswater Children's Centre and Ernest Harriss House community hubs
Starting on Monday 19th February at Westminster Academy, Westminster City Council will be working in partnership with around 50 to 60 residents and partner organisations to co-design community hubs in
Engagement with Westbourne Park and Bayswater residents to find out local needs ahead of hub co-design
Some members of the Communities department recently carried out some street engagement outside of Bayswater Children's Centre in Westbourne Park, to find out how they feel about their community, w
Proposals
Have your say and help shape the future of your community.
HAVE YOUR SAY
Community Hubs Roadshow Questionnaire
Complete this questionnaire to tell us about the priorities in your local area!
Team
Meet the team
Westminster City Council will endeavour to safeguard the privacy of its website visitors.
The Community Hubs Team is responsible for running this engagement, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.
Participation and Engagement Lead:
I work in the hubs team. I am a former youth worker and a strong believer in people power and community voice.
Community Hubs Organiser:
Hi, my name’s Kaleigh Balanta-Avalos. I love working in the borough of Westminster because of all its diversity in the heart of London.
Community Hubs Organiser:
I like that Westminster has a vibrant community and amazing historical buildings. I enjoy meeting new people from different backgrounds and networking to ensure their voices are heard. Change only happens if we work together.
Apprentice:
Hey I’m Kayleb, the local community superhero and neighbourhood dog lover! I also work in the Community Hubs team.