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The Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival returns from 12–17 October, bringing together art, culture, creativity and independent shopping across the neighbourhood. Highlights include the opportunity to have your Polaroid portrait taken by acclaimed photographer Miles Aldridge, discover new and limited edition titles from Hauser & Wirth Publishers, and join a series of breakfast conve....

Oxford Street is preparing to become traffic free between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street from 26 October 2026.

As part of the enabling works, there will be a number of changes to vehicle and pedestrian access in the surrounding streets. 

Permanent road closures from 19 October From 10pm on Monday, 19 October 2026, access to Oxford Street will be permanent....

Help support a local youth project Mace and the Caxton Youth Organisation are working together on a project to give old vinyl records a new lease of life. The records will be used by young people for DJ training and creative arts and crafts projects, including making bowls, clocks and other creative items. If you have any old vinyl records at home that you no longer need and would be happy to do....

Westminster City Council is introducing a new online parking permit system to make it easier for residents to apply for, renew and manage their housing parking permits. The new system will gradually replace paper permits with virtual parking permits over the next 12 months. Existing permit holders will be contacted in phases as their current permits approach renewal. Residents applying for a par....

Westminster City Council and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea are asking residents to share their views on the future of local libraries and archive services. The eight-week survey is an opportunity for residents and library users to tell the councils what they value, what could be improved and what they would like to see from their local library in the future. Libraries are an import....