Like many local people, we were concerned to hear of fears over the future of Ebury Food Surplus – the food bank run by volunteers from Ebury Bridge Estate which brings vital food and supplies to local residents and families in need. Churchill Labour Councillors raised these concerns with Westminster
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UPDATE: Due to the coronavirus crisis, the consultation has now been extended until 8th May 2020. See the proposals and have your say here. Westminster City Council is presenting its updated designs for the new Ebury Bridge Estate to the public, ahead of submitting them to planning in June 2020.
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Churchill Labour Councillors Shamim Talukder and Andrea Mann have raised theirs and residents’ concerns and questions over Westminster City Council’s current design proposals for the regeneration of Ebury Bridge Estate. We have asked the Council to respond to the following: Building height – We and many local people we have spoken
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News and updates from your Churchill Ward Labour Councillors
We were very disappointed by the Council’s Housing Scrutiny Committee’s decision last night to accept the Cabinet decision on Ebury Bridge Estate’s regeneration.
Labour Councillors are calling on Westminster City Council to hold a residents’ ballot on Ebury Bridge Estate, after its Cabinet approved the proposal for full demolition.
Cllr Talukder and Cllr Mann attended the Westminster City Council Cabinet Meeting this evening, along with a number of Ebury Bridge Estate residents.
Westminster Council’s Cabinet is meeting to consider the report on Ebury Bridge Estate and its recommendation of the ‘preferred scenario’ – which is full demolition of the estate.
News from your Churchill Labour Action Team – Councillors Shamim Talukder and Jason Williams and Andrea Mann
Churchill Ward Labour Councillors demand a full ballot of all residents on any final scheme agreed for Ebury Bridge Estate.