Westminster City Council says it has successfully brought long-term empty homes back into use via a combination of enforcement action
Westminster City Council has approved a £52 million package of investments focusing on improving neighbourhoods, supporting local businesses, and tackling
A 38-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of Friday after graffiti was sprayed on the statue of Sir
The regeneration on Church Street has officially broken ground, marking the start of the “major” construction works on the first
Westminster City Council has approved a “major” three-year accessibility programme to upgrade its tactile pavements with an aim of “making
Westminster City Council’s Cabinet has approved the designation of the North Paddington High Streets Area to tackle “persistently” empty shops,
A driver has pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey over a fatal Strand collision that claimed the life of a
Balmoral House social rent homes have moved a step closer to completion in South Pimlico, as construction reached its highest
Westminster has opened Brunel Happy Hub as an “exciting new community space at the heart of the Brunel Estate” in
Westminster City Council has launched a new Retrofit First policy as part of its City Plan Partial Review to boost
Walk through one of London’s older parks early in the morning and you start to notice small details that are
Researchers at TU Wien have created a tiny QR code, only visible with an electron microscope. The code, measuring just
Travellers in the US boarding a domestic flight are required to have a REAL ID or face $45 fee from
Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist is encouraging drivers to perform simple seasonal car checks to reduce the
Funding cuts to scientific research represents a “destruction of the future,” renowned physicist Professor Brian Cox said. This comes after
A £50 million investment has been approved by the Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, to support the delivery of
The government’s disclosure process around Lord Mandelson’s appointment as UK ambassador to the United States is set to widen, with
Before books became widely available, they were created slowly by hand. For centuries in England, texts were copied line by
A form of sea ice that has long shaped life along Alaska’s northern coastline is now forming later and disappearing
Inside The Music Boutique, learning begins before language. Children as young as five months sit among instruments, toys and objects