The Knightsbridge Partnership is co-creating a place strategy for the Knightsbridge area in collaboration with residents, representatives from community groups, local property owners, businesses, TfL and local authorities. By reimagining and recreating the routes and spaces of Knightsbridge, residents can enjoy a better quality of life, with cleaner air and safer streets. Footfall, dwell time and spend can be increased and Knightsbridge can delight its current and potential visitors, residents, employees and investors alike. 

20th February 2024

On Friday 30th June, Knightsbridge Partnership were pleased to welcome MP for Kensington, Felicity Buchan, to a walking tour of Knightsbridge.  Felicity was also joined by Councillor Walaa Idris and Councillor Josh Rendall.

5th July 2023

We were delighted to host our Annual Breakfast on Thursday 23rd November at the Bulgari Hotel London. More than 80 attendees joined us at this world-renowned luxury hotel, located at 171 Knightsbridge. We were thrilled to welcome so many representatives from our member businesses, alongside several local stakeholders.

1st December 2023

Knightsbridge Partnership recently launched their new cleansing team in Knightsbridge. Delivered in partnership with Kensington and Chelsea Council, Westminster City Council and Suez, the cleansing team are carrying out a proactive deep cleansing programme to improve the standards of cleansing across Knightsbridge. This is in addition to responding to reactive cleansing requirements, including low level graffiti removal and hot washing.

28th July 2023

Knightsbridge Partnership are thrilled to announce the launch of The Knightsbridge Edit newspaper! This first edition of this physical periodical highlights and promotes local businesses across multiple sectors, including retail, hospitality and wellbeing. Additionally, the newspaper features fascinating interviews with local figures and product spotlights.

25th August 2023

On 12th September, Knightsbridge Partnership convened the first in our rolling series of roundtables. The first revolved around the planning and licensing regime, and the associated challenges and opportunities involved in supporting the transition from primarily retail-focused high streets and town centres, to ones that involve other uses such as culture and hospitality.

13th September 2023

For the latest edition of our Partnership Profile interview series, we sat down with the new Superintendent for Kensington and Chelsea, Owen Renowden, to discuss his career, the importance of collaborative working and local police priorities.

20th September 2023

Hospitality and leisure businesses in Westminster can access a pool of seasonal workers created by the newly launched Westminster Works recruitment service.

7th December 2022