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• Work alongside other panel members to provide feedback on how we design our consultations.
• Share your ideas on how we can improve on engagement events for the programme.
• Commission local service providers.
• Attend evening meetings
• Assess funding applications.
Westminster City Council is seeking feedback on plans to improve Westbourne Green Open Space, aimed at enhancing accessibility, play options, and environment.
The proposal includes features for inclusive play, soft landscaping, and specially designed spaces for girls and young women.
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Have your voice help improve public services across Westminster with Westminster Community Change Makers.
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An informal chat on how men talk about and think about their emotional wellbeing, literally what words they would use.
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Cabinet Member for Planning and Economic Development, Councillor Geoff Barraclough, and the Place Shaping team invite you for an afternoon of tea, cake and discussion, which will take place alongside an exhibition of the design plans and illustrations outside the Grand Junction Café.
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Grand Junction Community Consultation
Delicious free food
We have some important decisions to make – Join us for our community consultation event
Tell us what you are enjoying already, what else you think is needed, and enjoy some delicious food with us
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Westminster Council is launching a Call for Sites to gather information on sites with development potential that may be suitable for allocation through the council’s emerging Site Allocations Plan.
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Paddington Arts has been looking at options available to us to secure the future of Paddington Arts, both as a youth arts organisation, and a community space.
They have recently submitted proposals to WCC Planning.
There is an Open Day on 28 – 31 July at Paddington Arts where they will be presenting plans, and inviting comments and questions.
This is a survey about how the local community in north Westminster responds to issues concerning young people today. The survey takes 10 minutes and will help your community understand how you feel https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NWknifecrime
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This ambitious £1.8m project is being jointly funded by the Council and the Greater London Authority’s Good Growth Fund, providing investment in local projects that can transform the neighbourhood for the better.
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Any local residents who might be interested in the proposed redevelopment of St Mungo’s at 217 Harrow Road can find out more and sign up to attend a free online information session by visiting their website 217harrowroad.com.
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