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Road Closure - Emergency works by Thames Water on Park Street - Click here to view this entry
Emergency Works - Park Street - Road Closure   Dear RSMSJ Members,   Please be advised Westminster City Council have notified us of an emergency works permit on Park Street. Thames Water have applied for Road Closure located on Park Street outside no.2 junction with South Street due to an urgent repair on a leaking pipe. The repair works started on 30/10/2025 and are due to complet....
The Future of 40 Berkeley Square - Click here to view this entry
Public Consultation on proposals for the future of 40 Berkeley Square is now open. RSMSJ committee members have attended presentation on the proposal for 40 Berkeley Square.  To find out more and to give your feedback please use the website link here. The forthcoming consultation events are: Online Community Meeting:   Date: Monday 3rd November  Time: 6pm – 7p....
Closes Soon - Licensing Reform - Call for Evidence! - Click here to view this entry
Dear RSMSJ members, the government has launched an Open call for evidence for Reforming the licensing system. The deadline for contributing your views and evidence is very short – the consultation closes on midday on the 6th of November 2025. It’s pertinent that the local residents’ voices are being heard on this very important issue. We’ve been working with other communi....
Urgent: Proposed Pedestrianisation of Oxford Street - Click here to view this entry
Dear Residents,
We are writing with urgency regarding the Mayor’s plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street, under the newly formed Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) a scheme that will have a direct and lasting impact on our community.

Control of Oxford Street and surrounding blocks has been removed from Westminster and Camden Councils under sole control of MDC silencing loc....
PediCabs Licensing Consultation concludes - Click here to view this entry
The second part of the consultation on Pedicab regulation closed on Monday 20th October.  Many thanks for sending us your feedback in relation to this issue. The first consultation in March garnered over 7,000 responses.  TfL acknowledged that most respondents to the first consultation said that pedicabs should be banned and not regulated, the audio from pedicabs is too loud and a....
Stub Roads Greening Consultation - now closed - Click here to view this entry
Dear RSMSJ Members,

Westminster City Council launched Stub Road Greening Engagement on Thursday 31st July,  which has closed on the 25th October 2025. WCC is exploring ways to transform underused stub roads (dead-end streets) into greener, more attractive community spaces. Examples include adding plants, trees, and features like rain gardens, which can improve mental wellbeing, su....
WESTMINSTER CEREMONIAL STREETSCAPE PROJECT - Click here to view this entry
Westminster City Council - Consultation on Traffic Management Proposals

WESTMINSTER CEREMONIAL STREETSCAPE PROJECT

WSP is the agent acting on behalf of Westminster City Council for a traffic management scheme affecting a number of roads that lie in the
vicinity of Buckingham Palace, St. James's Park, Whitehall, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.  A....
Temporary Road Closure Thursday 14th August 2025 - Click here to view this entry
Dear Residents, Please note that the road along the front elevation of the Chancery Rosewood Hotel will be temporarily closed for twelve (12) hours from 0600 am on Thursday 14 August to allow a mobile crane to lift glass into the higher levels of the building.  There will be full, controlled pedestrian access along the garden square side of the road.

Please see attache....
Final Call - Consultation: The Future of Regent Street, Haymarket and Piccadilly Circus - Click here to view this entry
Dear RSMSJ Members,
Westminster City Council and The Crown Estate are moving into the next phase of the Future of Regent Street, Haymarket and Piccadilly Circus, and are now inviting residents to explore their proposals on this once-in-a-generation project and share your views.

This is one of key opportunities for local residents to help shape the public realm masterplan an....
An RSMSJ History Talk by Peter Heath - Date TBC - Click here to view this entry
Peter Heath has been an architect and town planner advisor for the St. James’s Conservation Trust for over 25 years!

We are lucky to have him host a talk on St. James’s 'Unique Characteristics and Impacts of Historic People, Places, Spaces, Old and New Buildings' - in maps, images, events and photographs. Currently, the date and location of this even....

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