Timothy Barnes

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Timothy Barnes

@VoteTimBarnes

Cllr for West End & Deputy Leader @citywestminster | Fmr Parliamentary Candidate, Cities of London and Westminster | c/o 90 Ebury St, Westminster SW1W 9QD

Westminster, London Katılım Eylül 2015
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Timothy Barnes
Timothy Barnes@VoteTimBarnes·
Our ward surgeries, where residents can come and chat about problems and issues of any kind, take place on the first Saturday of each month. No booking needed. -10am - Sacred Grounds cafe, Dean St -11.30am - Mayfair Library, Sth Audley St Next: Sat 1, August
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Westminster City Council
Westminster City Council@CityWestminster·
The four big dockless bike operators came to Westminster City Hall today to discuss issues including badly parked bikes blocking crossings, taxi ranks & disabled bays. The companies pledged to manage parking more rigorously. We welcome that - but enforcement remains on the table.
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Westminster Matters@westminstertory·
Today Cllr Paul Swaddle @Leader_WCC is taking action on dockless bikes, bringing all of the operators together for a key summit in Westminster. Thousands are dumped and badly parked across our streets every day, causing frustration for residents and disruption for businesses. Westminster is already fining operators, but if the system is failing, the operators must do better. Full story: westm.news/izg
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We have done that in hundreds of spots across the City. However, the issue here is about bikes being carelessly left in front of fire exits. That happens in other locations, too. We do need more spaces, as I have said before. But riders need to abide by the rules, too.
CyclingMikey the Unspeakable@MikeyCycling

@CityWestminster It’s long past time that you reassign car parking spaces for dockless bikes.

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Timothy Barnes@VoteTimBarnes·
Not sure that all docked is realistic, but better bound sites, perhaps with railings, could be good and work for e-bike users and help those with impaired vision.
NFBUK@NFBUK

@CityWestminster Thank you for this action. Please insist the e-bikes are docked and locked like Santander bikes. If they remain dockless they still will remain a risk.

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Nick Tyrone
Nick Tyrone@NicholasTyrone·
@VoteTimBarnes Agree on all points - particularly this whole exercise being performative.
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On my @LBC show 7pm Will Ed Miliband make a good Foreign Secretary? 8pm Cross Question with Shevaun Haviland Benjamin Butterworth Matthew Lawrence Sam Lister 9pm Kemi Badenoch thinks we need the biggest peacetime rearmament programme ever. Is she right?
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I really can't see how this won't lead to more duplication and inefficiency. Seems performative. Worth noting there will be a fraction of the number of people or talent pool within the hour or two radius most would consider reasonable for a commute. Transplanting Londoners seems to be contrary to the objective of bringing in new voices to decision making.
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Leader of Westminster City Council
It's crucial people visiting the West End feel safe. Our @CityWestminster enforcement lead Caroline Sargent was on a panel discussion hosted by @newwestend where advances in AI, CCTV, @metpoliceuk intelligence & other measures were discussed. Caroline sums up the main points:
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Timothy Barnes@VoteTimBarnes·
We need a City of Westminster that welcomes growth and the new developments that provide jobs, homes and places where we can all enjoy ourselves. The core of the City’s planning policy is the City Plan and it’s only set out afresh only once every ten years. As Cabinet Member for Growth and Planning, I am delighted that we have launched the start of the process for the next iteration. On Thursday, we published the formal notice of our intent to produce a new plan and set out the key dates in the timetable. We have brought the start of this forward from the previously planned date in November so we have more time to have the conversations with residents, workers, visitors and the development sector, that need to happen in order to deliver the best plan for our City. Over the coming months, we will host consultation sessions, invite comments and form a new group of experts to bring ideas in to the process and challenge our plans. This is a concrete element of our commitment to growth and building the best City we can. westminster.gov.uk/planning-build… @CityWestminster
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