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Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
London mayor RESULT:
@SadiqKhan WINS
1,088,225 votes to 812,397 for @Councillorsuzie
Sadiq wins by 275,828 votes
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Two decisions at last night’s @CityWestminster Planning Committee show what we mean by sustainable development & good growth. A major refurbishment and extension on Bond Street got the green light but a demolition on Savile Row was refused on circular economy grounds. 1/5
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Plenty of rides happening in or near Westminster: join us next Saturday (6th April) for a dr bike and and family friendly rides from Church Street, NW8 or Eccleston Yards, SW1W
See what's happening and book here lcc.org.uk/events-calendar/
ALT Map of rides in or near Westminster, accessible via this link https://lcc.org.uk/events-calendar/
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
If Government presses ahead with permitted development rights for short-term lets without ‘Article 4’ powers for councils coming first (to require planning permission in high stress areas) it would create an amnesty for landlords who have broken the rules theguardian.com/society/2024…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Breaking ground today on the Westmead scheme at Westbourne Park-providing 65 new truly affordable homes (34 family sized council homes for social rent & 31 Intermediate rent for key workers). Creating new green space, 121 cycle parking spaces, jobs & training for local people.
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
At this time of ever widening divides in our society we need to try to work together to find common ground. I’m confident that, now more than ever, the residents of Queen’s Park and Maida Vale do not share the values of Lee Anderson and David Starkey queensparkmaidavaleconservat…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
In December, the Council provided £1.2 million to boost Westminster’s homecare workers’ wages to be above the London Living wage.
This new package of support is benefitting around 450 homecare workers.
The Leader, Cllr Adam Hug and Cabinet Member, Cllr Nafsika Butler-Thalassis met with homecare workers to understand more about their important work for our elderly and more vulnerable residents.
Find out more:
westminster.gov.uk/news/west…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
🌹I am honoured to be appointed Cabinet Member for Climate, Ecology and Culture @CityWestminster
It is a privilege to be the youngest ever Cabinet Member in Westminster & the first of Indian descent. We’re proud our council reflects our diverse community
westminster.gov.uk/news/chan…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
This week we celebrated the completion of our 100% truly affordable homes development – 300 Harrow Road, North Paddington 🎉
There are now 112 new affordable homes at 300 Harrow Road, 77 of which will be offered for social rent.
Residents will soon be moving into the new development, which is the first major scheme completed under our Fairer Housing strategy.
All of the homes with at least two bedrooms are council housing for social rent, helping to meet the need for family-sized homes in the city.
Households on the housing waiting list who live close to the new development will have the opportunity to bid to move into the new homes through a Local Lettings Plan.
There's also additional benefits for the community in Paddington – with a cafe, enterprise space for small businesses, community centre and large childcare facility, which will provide much needed resources for local people.
Plus it's better for the planet too. 300 Harrow Road is the first development in the UK to provide the highest airflow rates for any heating and cooling system of its type. This means lower energy bills for residents and a reduction in carbon emissions.
Find out more 👇
westminster.gov.uk/300-harro…
#FairerHousing #FairerWestminster
ALT 300 Harrow Road, new housing and community development.
ALT Westminster councillors outside the new 300 Harrow Road housing development.
ALT 300 Harrow Road housing development - close up.
ALT 300 Harrow Road, new housing and community development group photo of some of those involved in helping to make the new major housing and community scheme happen.
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
BREAKING: The number of children living in temporary accommodation in England has increased (again) to 138,000.
That’s an increase of 7,400 in 3 months, official data shows.
Another record broken. A heartbreaking
problem that is only getting worse.
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
It’s the formal opening of 300 Harrow Road with 112 affordable homes, new community centre, children’s nursery and enterprise space. A great day for Westbourne ward
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
I repeat my call for a humanitarian ceasefire in the Middle East, the unconditional release of all hostages, and the delivery of life-saving supplies at the scale needed.
Everyone must assume their responsibilities.
This is a moment of truth.
History will judge us all.
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Years overdue, and having wavered multiple times, the government finally look set to progress the Renters Reform Bill.
Labour will seek to strengthen it so that private renters finally get the protection, long-term security and better rights and conditions they deserve. – at Camden Town, London
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Thanks to all those who were part of Westminster Citizens’ Climate Assembly (special thanks to @MattNoble_ & @AdamHug for the invite to the celebration at @CityWestminster
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
🌱 Last night @wminsterlabour declared an ecological emergency in Westminster, expanding our climate emergency 🌹
❌ In a genuinely unexpected move, the local Tories did NOT support this.
The same day their PM rowed back climate pledges…
Read more👇🏾
westminsterlabour.org.uk/iss…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Prime minister boasts about scrapping stuff that wasn’t happening.
Absolutely astonishing
We will never impose unnecessary and heavy-handed measures on you, the British people.
We will still meet our international commitments and hit Net Zero by 2050.
ALT Decorative graphic saying: We’re stopping heavy-handed measures: X Taxes on eating meat. X New taxes to discourage flying. X Sorting your rubbish into seven different bins. X Compulsory car sharing. X Expensive insulation upgrades. A new approach to reach Net Zero.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Taxes on meat and flying had already been repeatedly ruled out by the Government.
There is no proposal to require people to have seven bins, or for "compulsory" car sharing.
The announced changes on insulation only stand to benefit private landlords. inews.co.uk/news/seven-rec…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
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Labour-led Westminster City Council declares an Ecological Emergency to halt nature loss and achieve biodiversity net gain in our City.
Full details🔽
westminsterlabour.org.uk/iss…
Matt Noble 🇺🇦 retweeted
Labour-run Westminster council expands FREE SCHOOL MEALS saving families up to £570 per child this school year.
#fairerWestminster
We will always support working families while the Tories are crashing the economy.
westminsterlabour.org.uk/iss…
Disappointing? Yes. Surprising? Not a bit. Lame-duck Conservatives.
- Michael Gove’s flagship renters’ reform bill, which would end “no-fault” evictions in England (and was a 2019 manifesto pledge) has again been put on ice
- sparking a furious blame game in government over why it keeps being delayed
ft.com/content/d7d5cfb2-d392…
