Healthy Parks help Healthy Streets
Parks should be places for people not machines - show the Royal Parks your support for this.
Please press ahead with the Hyde Park Estate low traffic scheme
Westminster City Council needs to press ahead with its proposed scheme and not let it be derailed by a vocal minority.
Cleaner, greener streets are coming to the Hyde Park Estate
Safer, cleaner and greener streets are coming to the Hyde Park Estate

All change for Soho's streets?
After its al fresco dining revolution this summer, will Soho's streets go back to the status quo or is change in the air?

How to make a play street in Westminster
Susanna Rustin talks about successful Play Streets in Queen's Park and explains how to create your own
Have your say on Westminster temporary traffic measures
Have your say on the temporary measures that have appeared across Westminster this year.

Strand-Aldwych: Great! But what about cycling?
Here's our take on the Strand-Aldwych transformation - we say yes to a beautiful new traffic-free space, but the council needs to think about people on bikes as well

What does the government’s ‘gear change’ mean for healthy streets?
This week the government published ‘Gear Change: A bold vision for cycling and walking’. What does it mean for healthy streets?

Transport in Westminster: Public and Shared
Looking to get around in Westminster? Read about public and shared options.

Opening streets for hospitality
Out feedback on Westminster City Council's plans for reopening cafes and restaurants for the summer.
Westminster announces space for walking and cycling
Will Westminster's recently-released plans prevent traffic flooding back, keep the air clean and enable all-age active travel?
Dear Westminster, we need urgent action
Westminster Healthy Streets has joined forces with others to demand urgent changes to our streets as we ease out of lockdown. Read our open letter to the Council.
Back on our feet, back on the streets in Soho
Westminster Healthy Streets is joining others in voicing a major concern that as lockdown eases, Westminster City Council must act now on Soho.
How would you change Westminster's streets for COVID-19?
As lockdown eases, how can we keep our roads safe for walking and cycling, and traffic low? Add your ideas to our map and we will pass them on to the council.

Westminster's streets in the Covid-19 crisis
Westminster's streets look very different under the Covid-19 lockdown. What can we learn from this crisis?

Westminster to re-open pedestrianised street to traffic
Should Westminster City Council reopen the west side of Grosvenor Square to motor traffic, turning the square into a roundabout? We don’t think so. Please join us in objecting!

Traffic evaporation
We often here concerns that improving one street will have a negative impact on adjacent streets. Evidence shows, however, that this is not the case, and that traffic does indeed just disappear.