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Open Westminster is supporting a series of events to encourage Westminster residents to explore some of the extraordinary but lesser known historical and cultural venues in the borough
Ditch the hangover, reduce the waistline, and save some serious money by giving up alcohol. Dry January is a campaign to support and encourage people to clear out the Christmas excesses by abstaining from booze for 31 days.
The new #activewestminster Card from Westminster City Council.
Fantastic discounts for all Westminster residents and children & young people who live or study in Westminster!
NHS London and homelessness charity Groundswell are empowering those experiencing homelessness in the capital to seek healthcare and stay as well as possible this winter.
Has it been a while since you, (or someone you know) left social work? Maybe you had a career break or perhaps you left to care for your own family? Whatever the reason you left, the LGA can help you get back into your profession.
Read Community Living Well Peer Support service's monthly magazine detailing what activities and events, for people who experienced depression or other mental health difficulties, are happening around Kensington and Chelsea, Queen's Park and Paddington.
Come down to information stalls on Carers Rights Day - the national day that helps to ensure unpaid carers are aware of their rights and know where to get help and support.
TFL have produced a complete accessibility guide to help Londoners plan and make journeys using public transport or assisted travel services. It is particularly helpful for anyone with restricted mobility or finds travelling difficult and needs extra support.
Following a rise in reported hate crimes over the past year across the country including London, Westminster City Council has appointed Nick Ross – the former BBC Crimewatch presenter and Westminster resident – to Chair the independent commission.
The independent commission is to look at hate crime and how to tackle it in Westminster – the first for any local authority in England.
Good mental health and wellbeing is crucial, it means we're able to lead happy and healthy lives. Yet it’s possible that any one of us can be affected by poor mental health and wellbeing at some point in our lives. In Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea, ensuring residents have good mental health and wellbeing is a key priority.