Councillor · Westminster
Councillor Barbara Arzymanow
- Stories naming Barbara
- 6
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 29 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Barbara Arzymanow voiced concerns over a proposed reduction in employer contribution rates for the Westminster Pension Fund, questioning the rationale in light of potential economic challenges. The councillor was a member of the Licensing Sub-Committee (3) that convened to discuss a new premises licence application and was part of the Licensing Sub-Committee (2) that considered an application for a Taco Bell. The councillor also attended meetings of the Planning Sub-Committee (2) and another committee that considered a basement plan.
Written automatically from the paragraphs of 6 stories that name Barbara. It reports what those stories say and nothing else. Editorial policy
Stories naming Councillor Barbara Arzymanow
- Councillor Questions Proposed Pension Contribution Rate Cut Amidst Economic Uncertainty Councillor Barbara Arzymanow has voiced concerns over a proposed reduction in employer contribution rates for the Westminster Pension Fund, questioning the rationale behind the decrease in light of potential economic challenges and the need for council savings.
- Licensing Decisions Underway in Westminster On Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025, the Licensing Sub-Committee (3), comprised of Councillor Robert Eagleton, Councillor Deputy Chancellor Chowdhury, and Councillor Barbara Arzymanow, convened to...
- Baker Street Taco Bell Faces Late-Night Licence Fight The Licensing Sub-Committee (2), comprised of Councillor Maggie Carman, Deputy Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Supported and Specialist Housing, Councillor Barbara Arzymanow, and Councillor...
- Soho Society Objects to London Pavilion Advertisement Other members in attendance at the Planning Sub-Committee (2) meeting included Councillor Paul Fisher, Councillor Ellie Ormsby (Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Renters and Armed Forces...
- Belgravia Forum Opposes Chester Street Basement Plan The committee, composed of Councillors Sara Hassan, Paul Fisher, Ellie Ormsby, James Small-Edwards and Barbara Arzymanow, considered the key issues:
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Barbara was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Westminster City Council Revamps Licensing Policy for Safety, Net Zero, and Modernization
- Westminster Council Streamlines London Squares Preservation Act Enforcement by Delegating Authority to Committees
- Westminster Council Stands Against Far-Right Extremism
- Soho Society Loses Licensing Appeal, Pays £10,000 Costs
- Leicester Square Busking Dispute Heads to Crown Court