My Stanley

The Stanley Councillors have been focusing their City Living, Local Life attention on working with organisations that are based in the ward but benefit people from all across Kensington and Chelsea. This has included supporting the mental health charity SMART London, to offer their members a Christmas dinner, Royal Brompton Hospital to provide Christmas presents for the children's ward and the Chelsea FC Foundation to host their Premier League Kicks programme at St. Luke's Church

Through City Living, Local life, the Stanley Councillors have also worked closely with Chelsea and Westminster Hospital to build a community garden for both long-term patients and residents to enjoy.

- Watch the case study documenting the launch of the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital community gardens

- Find out more about Chelsea FC Foundation’s Premier League Kicks programme and how to get involved.

Ward spend 2015/2016: £2,486.93

Stanley Community Noticeboard

RBKC residents are being pressed for their apples…
Do you have an apple tree in your garden? If so, you may have more apples than you will be able to eat, cook or gift this year as weather conditions have been favourable to this British classic crop and bumper... Continue Reading →
Spacehive update: Transform your neighbourhood in Kensington and Chelsea
As civic crowdfunders Spacehive continue to enable local groups and organisations in Kensington and Chelsea to develop new ideas to enhance the civic space, lets take one more look at the ideas that successfully hit their targets this year. Venture... Continue Reading →
Team Kensington and Chelsea: Make a difference at your local library…
Kensington and Chelsea residents! Love your library? Or wish you could spend more time there and help out other locals? If so, the Royal Borough’s Library Service are looking for people to volunteer to help them deliver a fantastic range of... Continue Reading →
Get ready for a magical time with The Royal Albert Hall’s Great Orchestral Adventure…
Parents of Kensington and Chelsea! The conductor of the Royal Albert Hall’s orchestra has lost his baton and is very unhappy. But all is not lost! He is about to embark on a magical adventure to find it and bring happiness... Continue Reading →
Age UK’s Health Fair for those 55+, returns next month…
Now in its 19th year, Age UK Kensington and Chelsea’s Health Fair will be returning to Kensington Town Hall on Friday, 7 October from 12pm-4pm. The event brings together local businesses, community groups, charities and public bodies to showcase the... Continue Reading →
Crowdfunding opportunities to grow in Kensington and Chelsea with Westway Trust
Following a successful first year in which 131 organisations and individuals backed 3 projects in Kensington and Chelsea through The Kensington and Chelsea Hive, Westway Trust will soon launch their own hive as part of their Community Grants Programme to encourage... Continue Reading →
Dates for your diary: Silver Sunday – a celebration of residents aged 65+ begins 26 September…
Kensington and Chelsea residents aged 65 and over are invited to take part in a huge programme of free activities and events to celebrate their contribution to community life. So why not take the time to relax and watch a match at... Continue Reading →
Get into Shakes-gear with The Handlebards at Chelsea Physic Garden, 1-3 September…
Join the cycling Shakespeareans – the Handlebards – and enjoy, in the words of Sir Ian McKellen, ‘uproariously funny’ evenings from 1-3 September at Chelsea Physic Garden. The Garden, founded in 1673 for the purpose of training apprentices in the... Continue Reading →
Community Callout: Tesco Volunteers are looking for a community space that needs renovating…
Kensington and Chelsea residents and community groups! Do you know of a space in the borough that could do with a little TLC? If so, volunteers from Tesco stores in the borough are looking to offer their time to help... Continue Reading →
Put your best foot forward for a 10 mile Royal Park walk and raise money for Action on Hearing Loss…
Join Action on Hearing Loss on Saturday, 15 October for a 10-mile walk that winds through London’s lush and historic Regent’s and Hyde Parks. Starting at 10am on the west side of Regent’s Park – home to more than 100 species of... Continue Reading →