Police engage with squatters occupying Oleg Deripaska’s mansion in Belgrave Square
Police were engaging with protesters occupying the mansion of a Russian oligarch in Belgrave square. Squatters broke into a property…
“We are absolutely full” Proposals for 800-bed student block meet widespread criticism as council rejects Paddington development
Proposals to build a student block near Paddington Basin were met with almost universal condemnation as they were rejected by…
International Women’s Day: Victoria BID hosts event with award winning dancers at Banqueting House
Business leaders in Westminster on Tuesday, International Women’s Day, to pledge to take steps against gender inequality in the workplace.…
Council budget: Labour labels Westminster as “Putin’s piggybank” as Tories defend low tax and high satisfaction
Labour councillors lined up to criticise the council budget over cuts to adult social services, parking charge increases and lack…
Storm Eunice: All Royal Parks closed after strong winds trigger first ever Met Office red warning for London
All ten of London’s Royal Parks were closed on Friday morning after Storm Eunice saw severe gusts throughout the capital.…
Nickie Aiken: PM must “face the consequences” if he broke the law
Nickie Aiken has hinted that she would call on Boris Johnson to resign if he was found to have broken…
Johnson’s rebels are getting broader by the day
Well it didn’t take too long. Only 37 months after Tory MPs last turned on their leader, we’re discussing the…
Marks and Spencer Oxford Street flagship redevelopment approved by council subject to £2million payment
Proposals to demolish and rebuild the site including the 90-year-old flagship store was approved by the council planning sub committee…