Pimlico North

Pimlico North Action Team

About Pimlico North

The Ward is diverse and dynamic. It has an active Ward Committee whose key motto is "teamwork" and has the ability to make the most mundane job fun. We like to think that we are innovative as well as enthusiastic.

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Councillors: Jim Glen, Ed Pitt Ford, Jacqui Wilkinson

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People
Jim Glen

Jim Glen

Councillor for Pimlico North Ward
Jim Glen has lived in Pimlico for over 25 years with his wife Claire and three kids.  He is currently a councillor and sits on both licensing and planning committees.
Ed Pitt Ford

Ed Pitt Ford

Councillor for Pimlico North Ward
Ed Pitt Ford has lived in Pimlico since 2010. Originally from Elephant and Castle, Ed graduated in Physics from Imperial College London and has an MBA from London Business School.
Jacqui Wilkinson

Jacqui Wilkinson

Councillor for Pimlico North Ward
Jacqui Wilkinson has lived in Pimlico for 26 years, serving as a local councillor since 2015.

News

Solar power for the Longmoore estate welcomed!

Wanting to provide a long lasting benefit, local Pimlico councillors Jim Glen, Ed Pitt Ford and Jacqui Wilkinson secured funds from the Council and from elsewhere to install solar panels on the Longmoore estate. These panels will reduce the amount of electricity that the building imports from the g

Update on The Sussex Street play area

Already, nearly 100 local people have told us how they would like to see the area. We're keen to understand what people would like to see in the area. A petition to transform the Sussex Street play area into a publicly accessible green space in Pimlico has been gaining momentum in recent weeks.

Pitches for Pimlico

Nickie Aiken MP and Pimlico North Councillors Ed Pitt Ford and Jacqui Wilkinson have met representatives from the Football Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the FA.    They were discussing how two of our pitches at Lillington Gardens Estate and Abbots Manor could be made safer a

Pressing Sadiq Khan for more police

Policing in London is the responsibility of the London Mayor. We are increasingly concerned that our local police team in Marylebone is overstretched. Theft is on the increase and as is the number of food delivery riders which inevitably leads to increased anti-social behaviour on Baker Street.&nb

Call for Action on the Pimlico District Heating System

We caught up with Pimlico Councillor Ed Pitt-Ford and London Assembly Member Tony Devenish for an update on the Pimlico District Heating System, just before tonight's Full Council. Cllr Pitt Ford explained The Pimlico District heating system is flooding people's homes every week, causing misery f

11 Belgrave Road

Site clearance at 11 Belgrave Road has been completed and the first works by the main contractor BAM will soon be underway.  Cllr Jacqui Wilkinson has contacted BAM about the main works, which will be carried out until late 2023.

Stockley House Update

Many of you will have noticed the grim looking boarded up 80’s building, Stockley House, as you come out of Victoria station towards Pimlico. It needn’t be like this.

Warwick Way One Way

Your local Conservative councillors have been pushing for a new, permanent scheme to widen the pavement areas of Warwick Way and Churton Street and introduce more planting and raised loading ‘pads’ as seen in Elizabeth St, so the ugly plastic barriers will no longer be needed and the whole area impr

Abandoned Bicycles in Pimlico

With the increased interest in cycling, your Pimlico action team frequently receive requests for additional parking facilities. It is frustrating though when we see existing bike racks being filled up by abandoned bicycles. During a recent sweep, several bikes were removed and the spaces were