1. Major Developments Restarting Three significant projects that have been inactive for the past 6–12 months are shortly to start with construction work: Cundy Estate, Ebury Street Kilmuir House, Ebury Street The former Belgravia Police Station, Ebury Square Those living nearby should expect increased construction traffic and disruption over the coming months. Each site will display […]
I’m delighted to share with you that Westminster City Council has officially redesignated the Belgravia Neighbourhood Forum for another five years. This means we’ll continue as the recognised body representing the Belgravia Area on all matters relating to neighbourhood planning. You can view the formal decision and supporting documents on the Council’s website [here]. Over […]
This has been a busy and significant year for the Belgravia Neighbourhood Forum. Since the successful referendum and adoption of the Belgravia Neighbourhood Plan at the start of 2024, we have been working to achieve some of the goals we set out to bring the Plan to life. These include Ensuring that Planning Officers and […]
The Belgravia Neighbourhood Forum was established and designated by Westminster City Council to work on a Neighbourhood Plan.
Over the past 5 years the Forum has consulted with the Belgravia community on how it would like to see the Area develop and has produced a Neighbourhood Plan and Design Codes for the area. This may be viewed in the Plan section of this website or on Westminster City Council’s website, here.
The specific area to be covered by the Plan is shown on the area map and has been defined as a residential Neighbourhood Area.
The Belgravia Neighbourhood Forum is a statutory body, a company limited by guarantee. It is guided by a Steering Group comprising elected representatives of the local community who have volunteered their services.
Membership of the Forum is free and all residents or workers in the designated area are warmly encouraged to join as members. It’s easy to register and apply.
Have your say by contacting us.
