City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ludovik Keqaj has been fined £6,000 for illegally selling hot dogs on Westminster Bridge, following enforcement action by Westminster City Council. Police said that Ludovik Keqaj of Sussex Road was “one of Westminster Bridge’s most
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour Party confirms its West End ward candidates for the 2026 Westminster election, setting the stage for a competitive local political race. Along with current councillor Patrick Lilley, Sarah Littleton and Tim Lord have been
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The National Secular Society has urged Westminster Council to safeguard inclusive secular education by opposing a proposed merger of three primary schools. Proposals from the Westminster Council would decrease the number of spots available at
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Yorkshire students gain first-hand insight into UK democracy with a visit to Westminster, including a guided tour of the country’s highest court. As reported by Fe News, during a two-day journey to the capital, 14
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Westminster Council unveils pilot scheme to cut restaurant cooking emissions, aiming to reduce air pollution and improve environmental health in the city. As reported by City of Westminster News, the third-largest single source of particulate
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – MPs debated a petition to raise the income tax threshold from £12,570 to £20,000 at Westminster Hall, but the proposal was not adopted despite public support. As reported by Newham Recorder, pensioner Alan David Frost
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A tourist charged $1,200 for candy in Westminster sparked a police raid, uncovering a trove of illicit goods and prompting an investigation into shop practices. As reported by The Washington Post, authorities have stepped up
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New data reveals over half of Westminster’s short-term holiday lets are illegal, prompting urgent calls for government action as councils struggle to enforce rules. As reported by Southwark News, more than half of the 117,000
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Andrew Boff claims Oxford Street residents in Westminster are increasingly concerned about pedestrianisation plans, citing fears over disruption and access. People who live close to Oxford Street are “unanimously against” the mayor’s proposals to pedestrianize
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Crowds gathered at Westminster Cathedral to mourn Pope Francis, remembered as a ‘voice for peace’, following the Vatican announcement of his passing on Monday. On Easter Monday, Father Patrick van der Vorst conducted a morning
