Councillor Elizabeth Hitchcock

Planning Sub-Committee (1) - Tuesday 2nd December, 2025 6.30 pm

The Planning Sub-Committee (1) of Westminster Council was scheduled to meet on 2 December 2025 to discuss several planning applications, including the installation of a parklet, the amalgamation of flats, basement excavations, and double-glazing installations. The committee was also scheduled to consider the confirmation of two Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs).

Young People, Learning and Employment Policy and Scrutiny Committee - Tuesday 2nd December, 2025 6.30 pm

Council - Wednesday 12th November, 2025 7.00 pm

Westminster City Council met on Wednesday 12 November 2025, and approved the programme of meetings for 2026/2027, and a constitutional update relating to the delegation of functions under the London Squares Preservation Act 1931. Councillors also debated and approved a motion standing united against the rise of the far right and in support of inclusive communities.

Planning Sub-Committee (1) - Tuesday 11th November, 2025 6.30 pm

The Planning Sub-Committee (1) of Westminster City Council met on 11 November 2025, considering four planning applications. Permission was granted for alterations and a new basement at 4 Devonshire Close, and for a roof extension and other alterations at Hallam House, 56-60 Hallam Street and 44 and 50 Hallam Street. Permission was also granted for the installation of louvred doors at 55 Marylebone High Street, but an application for basement excavation at 5 Upper Belgrave Street was refused.

Planning Sub-Committee (1) - Tuesday 30th September, 2025 6.30 pm

The Planning Sub-Committee (1) of Westminster Council met on 30 September 2025 to consider several planning applications. The committee, including Councillor Patrick Lilley, Deputy Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Lead Member for Soho and LGBTQ+ Champion, and Councillor Md Shamsed Chowdhury, Deputy Cabinet Member - Streets and Lead Member - Edgware Road Champion, was scheduled to discuss applications ranging from the creation of a new garden at Tate Britain to the erection of extensions for hotel and residential use. Members of the public were welcome to attend the meeting, which was also scheduled to be live-streamed.