The initial stage of an ambitious plan to ease congestion in the West End's St James's area has been completed with two-way traffic running on two of its busiest roads for the first time since 1963... more
Protesters who have been camped outside the Houses of Parliament for a decade promise to continue their vigil until ministers 'come to their senses' over foreign policy... more
Cleaning up central London after the tens of thousands of pounds of destruction caused in the protest will take days - and the taxpayer will have to foot the bill... more
Drivers in central London face a new army of traffic wardens as councils use money raised from parking fines to plug the gap left by government cuts... more
Tory leader of Westminster council attacks 'hysteria' over the Government’s housing benefit changes, as he stresses that pensioners and families with children sitting exams would be protected from the cuts... more
European parking giant Apcoa is poised to step up its legal assault against Westminster council over the borough's £50 million parking contract... more
£14 million revamp of Piccadilly Circus which will see the junction returned to a two-way road for the first time in half a century has been given the go-ahead... more
Westminster council finally disowned its disgraced former leader Dame Shirley Porter, almost 16 years after the "homes for votes" scandal was exposed... more
£10million plan to ease traffic congestion in the heart of the West End is unveiled with Piccadilly Circus to become two-way for first time in 40 years ... more