My Queen's Gate

dictionary page image with idea highlighted

Residents of Queen’s Gate ward completed a ward-wide survey during summer 2012. The report below shows responses to the questions asked as well as comments made by residents. Ward councillors Cllr Sam Mackover, Cllr Daniel Moylan and Cllr Fiona Buxton are working with Council officers to follow up specific issues raised by residents and where possible hope to seek officer support to resolve these. Since not all of the issues raised by residents are all related, councillors are looking to address these under themes and will await cooperation from different departments in the Council. However, at least two issues are being explored further: waste and traffic issues around Gloucester Road (North) and isolation amongst older people. Please come back and visit this area of the City Living, Local Life website to get updates on progress. You can leave comments, suggestions or ideas that you might have for Queen’s Gate ward by completing the ideas form, alternatively you can email QueensGate@rbkc.gov.uk.

Click here to view the Survey Report [PDF] (file size 924kb)


Community Noticeboard

  • What’s Up Locally? Activities between Holland Park Avenue and Kings Road

    A new leaflet containing a selection of activities located between Holland Park Avenue and the Kings Road area is set to make life more active for children and young people in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Called What’s Up Locally, it lists lots of things happening in this part of the borough that […]

  • An evening with Tarquin Olivier at Kensington Central Library

    Tarquin Olivier grew up as the son of the most famous British actor of the last century, Laurence Olivier. Tarquin will discuss the life of Laurence Olivier through a collection of character sketches, but will also describe his own personal journey. Tarquin will also take questions at the end of his talk. The event will […]

  • How to get published with Richard Foreman

    Richard Foreman will be at Kensington Central Library on Tuesday 4 June to discuss the publishing industry, the state of the book trade, getting published and promoting and marketing oneself as an author. The talk will be followed by a question and answer session. Richard is the director of freelance publicity company, Chalke Authors where he […]