The laundrette on Glendower Place faces an uncertain future after the building’s owner was granted planning permission

St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington is home to the busiest major trauma centre in London

Kensington and Chelsea Council has been ordered to apologise to the woman following an investigation by the ombudsman

Politicians and stakeholders met to discuss the potential impact of the plan on London’s economy

One resident said he had been waking up 'in a pool of sweat'

The leader of Westminster City Council said a legal challenge against pedestrianisation was ‘simply impossible at this late stage’

‘I’m not getting much sleep and I’ve been waking up in a pool of sweat’, one resident said

Maison Close Mayfair would also be able to play live or recorded music until 6am

If all goes to plan, Oxford Street will become fully pedestrianised by the end of summer 2026

Decision over future of grocer, café and dry cleaners in Harrington Court due

Ark Atwood Primary Academy was handed a 0 rating for food hygiene – meaning urgent improvement is necessary – after an inspection by Westminster City Council

Kensington and Chelsea has been a Conservative majority council since it was created in 1965

Westminster was on the most high profile wards holding local elections on Thursday

The club is considering legal action after the image appeared on a pamphlet for schoolchildren

The plans aim to improve pedestrian and cycling routes around Warwick Avenue and make the area more welcoming

Reform UK is investigating allegations about posts from an X account linked to Westminster council election candidate James Bembridge

Silvertime Amusements Limited had hoped to move its current operation on the busy west London road to a bigger venue on the same street

Labour, Conservatives, Reform and the Greens are all standing 54 candidates across the borough’s 18 wards

Westminster council is set for a two-horse race between Labour and the Conservatives