Councillor · Kensington and Chelsea
Cllr Georgia Hardisty
Conservative Party
Pembridge ward
Kensington and Chelsea
- Stories naming Georgia
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 4
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Georgia Hardisty highlighted ongoing Central Line noise pollution affecting residents in Holland Park and Notting Hill Gate. She declared an interest in the Notting Hill Gate facade plans due to her work with Beltane Asset Management. The councillor seconded a motion calling for increased police presence and reopened station counters.
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Stories naming Cllr Georgia Hardisty
- Central Line noise pollution angers Kensington and Chelsea residents Councillor Georgia Hardisty highlighted the ongoing issue, particularly affecting residents in Holland Park and Notting Hill Gate. This has been exacerbated by TfL's removal of "noise-dampening pads" in 2025, which were intended to mitigate "persistent Central Line noise affecting residents". The removal of these...
- Notting Hill Gate facade plans approved despite anti-social behaviour fears Councillor Georgia Hardisty, ward councillor for Pembridge, declared an interest in the item due to her work with Beltane Asset Management on Astley House. She stated that she felt she could...
- Kensington and Chelsea Council Calls for Increased Police Presence and Reopened Station Counters The motion, moved by Councillor Stéphanie Petit and seconded by Councillor Georgia Hardisty, called on the Mayor of London to "put more police on our streets and to reopen 24/7 police front...
From meetings they attended
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