An Audit of Alfresco Issues in St. James's

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 2024

The St. James’s Conservation Trust has, this year, celebrated twenty five years since its establishment in 1999 as a charity and a registered limited company. On 26 November 2024, an evening party was organised by a welcome new trustee, Clio Georgiadis, restaurant director of Milos on Regent Street, St. James’s. The successful event, hosted at Stonehage Flemming, 6 St. James’s Square was to recognise this landmark anniversary with local supporters of the Trust.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 2023

The Coronation of King Charles III, together with Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey on 6 May 2023, was a landmark in the history of our country. This new era follows the passing of our beloved Queen Elizabeth II and her record-breaking devotion to the Nation’s service and royal duty.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 2022

Her Majesty The Queen’s Royal Platinum Jubilee Year of 2022 had been a superb tonic in so many ways. The sad passing of our Queen in August was a moving reminder of her importance to the nation and the world, and we share opposite our Member of Parliament, Nickie Aiken’s personal tribute alongside the news in St. James’s over this historic past year.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 2021

The St. James's Conservation Trust has continued throughout this second year of the Covid-19 pandemic. The government actions via vaccinations, notwithstanding shutdowns have begun the processes of inclusive health and safety, as well as economic recovery across London and these signs are now evident in parts of historic St. James's.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 2020

The St James’s Conservation Trust has noted an increase in activities St James’s in recent years. Whilst some activities celebrate and protect the area’s distinctive character, others can be seen as harmful, either due to their nature or poor management.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 2019

The St James’s Conservation Trust has noted an increase in activities St James’s in recent years. Whilst some activities celebrate and protect the area’s distinctive character, others can be seen as harmful, either due to their nature or poor management.