Councillor Robert Rigby

The Cabinet decided to note the revenue and capital outturn positions for 2025/26. They also approved the reprofiling of the 2025/26 capital programme to future years. This decision was made on 13 July 2026.

The Cabinet approved the revenue and capital outturn positions for 2025/26 and the reprofiling of the 2025/26 capital programme to/from future years. This decision was made on 13/07/2026. The approved reprofiling includes adjustments for projects such as Church Street Phase 2, Carlton Dene, and Infills - Queenspark Court.

The Cabinet of Westminster Council decided to approve the reprofiling of the 2025/26 capital programme to and from future years. They also noted the revenue and capital outturn positions for 2025/26 on 13/07/2026. This decision allows the 2026/27 capital budgets to reflect the 2025/26 outturn position.

The Cabinet of Westminster Council approved recommendations on 13 July 2026. They noted the revenue and capital outturn positions for 2025/26 and approved the reprofiling of the 2025/26 capital programme to and from future years.

The Cabinet Member for Value for Money and Finance approved recommendations on 23 July 2026. They approved the recommendations of the CRF Housing Payment Advisory Review Panel meeting of 7 July 2026.

The Cabinet Member for Economic Development & Planning approved the Knightsbridge Partnership Occupier BID Renewal and Alteration Proposal 2026-2031 on 6 May 2026. The decision includes requesting the Chief Executive to hold a ballot for the BID and approving the City Council entering into necessary legal agreements for BID Levy collection. The proposal aims to strengthen the trading environment, elevate the public realm, and improve the visitor, worker, and resident experience in Knightsbridge.

The Executive Director for Environment & Communities, following consultation with the Executive Director of Finance & Resources, decided on 23 June 2026 to rely on the mandatory Parent Company Guarantee and not require a Performance Bond for the Highways and Public Realm Contract. This decision was made after considering alternative options and assessing remaining risks.

The Bi-borough Executive Director of Adult Social Care and Health approved the award of a contract for Genitourinary Medicine (GUM) and sexual health services to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Hospital Foundation Trust on 30 July 2025. This decision supports the continuation of local GUM services and includes a one-off payment for a Saturday clinic.