Westminster After Dark, Security Roundup, April Fora Pass
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March 2025
Westminster After Dark Strategy
Westminster City Council has launched its first ever Westminster After Dark Strategy and implementation plan to improve the city’s evening and night-time environment.
The draft strategy, now open for public consultation until 22 June 2025, sets out a roadmap to ensure Westminster remains a world-class destination between 6pm and 6am, balancing a thriving economy with the needs of residents, businesses, and visitors.
The key areas include:
- Safe and Secure
- Accessibility and Public Places
- Communities and Culture
- Economic Development & Opportunities
- Environmental Sustainability & Biodiversity
INTRODUCTION TO MINDFULNESS WORKSHOP
In partnership with Westminster Talking Therapies, we will be delivering an Introduction to Mindfulness workshop from 12:00pm – 1:00pm at our Spring Street office on Wednesday 30 April 2025. The workshop will focus on how adopting simple techniques can bring calm and tranquillity into your daily life.
SECURITY ROUNDUP
We invite you to read PaddingtonNow’s March Security Roundup. Each month we will provide an overview of the key accomplishments from our Community Safety Team, along with any additional updates.
COMPLIMENTARY DAY PASS - FORA WORKSPACES
In April, flexible workspace provider Fora are offering a complimentary day pass at any of their locations in London and beyond. Locally, Fora operate 19 and 20 Eastbourne Terrace, offering beautifully designed workspaces just moments from Paddington Station. Click below to redeem your pass.
PHONE SNATCHING POSTER
Phone snatchers are actively targeting pedestrians across London, often using bikes or mopeds to strike quickly. They rely on distraction and speed to grab phones from unsuspecting victims. We invite you to download our phone snatching poster with advice on how to stay vigilant in and around the Paddington area.
THE PADDINGTON PODCAST
Tune in to the latest episode of The Paddington Podcast with Ben Wilson, aka The Chewing Gum Man! In our latest podcast, Ben shares how he’s been painting discarded gum for 20+ years transforming pieces of gum into beautiful pieces of art.