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Plans for Seymour Leisure Centre passed at Planning Committee

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Ambitious plans for Seymour Centre have been passed at planning committee

 
Westminster’s planning committee has passed a planning application and Listed Building Consent application for the refurbishment of the historic Seymour Centre in Marylebone on 11th July.  
 
The refurbishment work includes new and enhanced facilities including an open plan gym, refurbished swimming pool, contemporary library, café, children’s soft play area, and upgraded climbing wall, all whilst maintaining the buildings art deco features.
 
Central to the plans is also accessibility throughout and a reduction in carbon emissions. We want to thank all groups and residents who took the time to input into and inform the plans.
 
 

Drop-in Sessions for the Pimlico Gardens Consultation scheduled for 5th July

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Drop-in Sessions for the Pimlico Gardens Consultation scheduled for 5th July

Phase 2 of the Pimlico Gardens Consultation aims to hold a series of in-person community drop-in sessions to present the feedback from online survey carried out in Phase 1. 

At the sessions, attendees will hear about the findings and have a further opportunity to feedback any views and comments the local community considers important to the proposed re-development. All the information gathered from the community will inform next steps, with consideration to community need.

Two in-person drop-in sessions are scheduled to take place at Pimlico Library on Wednesday 5th July at the following times:

  • 11.30am until 1.30pm
  • 4pm until 6pm

No booking is required, just come along.

Keep up to date with ActiveWestminster consultations via the new ‘Have your say’ webpage or email us on active@westminster.gov.u

Drop In sessions for the ‘Know Ball Games’ Pilot Consultations starting today Tuesday 20th Jun

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Starting on Tuesday 20th June - First Phase Housing Estates Drop In Sessions

The ’Know Ball Games in Westminster’ pilot scheme aims to work with communities to strengthen a culture of play, physical activity, leisure, and sport across housing estates, parks, and open spaces by removing prohibitive play signage.

Westminster City Council believes that participation in play, physical activity, leisure, sport, and play can be truly transformative, inclusive, and inherently positive. Being active and healthy goes hand in hand with an improved quality of life.

The aim of ‘Know Ball Games’ pilot is to remove the ‘No ball games’ signs in a selection of housing estates and parks and open spaces and replace them with a new culture which encourages everyone to use the space for play and be physically active.

Just come along to the sessions on the dates and times below to learn more about the pilot scheme and share your views and insights.

Queens Park Court

  • Tuesday 20 June 5pm to 7pm at Queens Park Court Hall, Droop Street, W10 4QB
  • Thursday 22 June 2pm to 4pm – St Jude’s Hall, 71 Ilbert Street, W10 4QH

Churchill Gardens

  •  Tuesday 27 June 5pm to 7pm – South Area Service Centre, 137 Lupus Street, SW1V 3HE
  • Thursday 29 June 10am to 12 noon at Churchill Gardens Hall, Churchill Gardens Road, SW1V 3AG

Hallfield Estate

  • Monday 3 July evening 5-7pm, West Area Service Centre, 155 Westbourne Terrace, W2 6JX
  • Thursday 6 July morning 10am-12pm, Pickering Hall, Pickering House, W2 6HF