The Government has launched a review into the effect of short-term holiday lets, seeking to improve the holiday letting market for those living in popular tourism destinations like the Cities of London & Westminster.
Nickie Aiken, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, led the calls for an investigation into the network of candy shops taking over parts of the West End.
Over the last few years, a series of sweet shops have popped up across London’s premier shopping streets, including Ox
MP for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, welcomed the statement from Michael Gove MP, Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, on the Government's new plan to protect leaseholders and make industry pay for the cladding crisis.
Following the statement, Nickie
MP for the Two Cities, Nickie Aiken, returned to Connaught Village to meet with the Church Commissioners, who own the Hyde Park Estate, along with the Chairman of the Hyde Park Estate Association, Allen Zimbler.
Nickie found it fascinating to hear how the Commissioners are working to make Connaught
MP for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, spoke out in the House of Commons to make the case for responsible hosting by short-term letting providers.
Nickie is campaigning for a registration scheme to ensure local authorities know which properties are being short term let, a
MP for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, presented her Marylebone Station Clean Air Petition at Downing Street along with members of the Marylebone Society and ward Councillor Barbara Arzymanow.
Nickie would like to thank the hundreds of people who signed, and made their voice h
MP for the Two Cities, Nickie Aiken, met with the Marylebone Association to listen to the thoughts and concerns of local people in Marylebone and the Two Cities.
Concerns were raised over e-scooters and the government's upcoming planning reforms amongst many other issues.
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Nickie had a brilliant visit to Covent Garden with David Kaner from the Covent Garden Community Association.
They had a walk about to discuss many issues affecting businesses and local people, including the forthcoming government planning reforms.
David also highlighted what impact the Government'
Nickie called for greater engagement with local people throughout the planning system, protection of conservation areas, affordable and appropriate homes, and the ability for local authorities to influence local developments.
