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Security Notifications
Any notifications from the Police, Council or other authorities about imminent events or protests of note will be posted below.
There may be occasions when we are not notified in advance of protests or information isn’t made available to us until after events have started. For the latest updates, follow @metpoliceuk and @MPSWestminster.
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Last updated 13 June 2025 – updated weekly
Events & Protest
Events & Protests
Trooping the Colours (King’s Birthday Parade)
Saturday, 14 June, 06:00 – 16:00, Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade
The Kings Birthday Parade will include over 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians, moving from Buckingham Palace along The Mall to Horse Guards Parade and back again. For more information please see this letter shared by the Ministry of Defence, which contains essential information about how the plans and programme of events may affect businesses and residents.
World Naked Bike Ride 2025
Saturday, 14 June, 14:35 – 18:00, Regents Park Outer Circle
The bike ride has eight different starting point locations, with the nearest to the BID area being Regents Park outer circle, where the group will gather from 14:35 and depart at 14:50. Attendance for the whole event is expected to be around 2000, with groups all heading towards central London.
Street Works
View the complete list of planned street works sent to us by the council here. This will be updated every Friday afternoon on receipt of updated information. Please note there may be additional emergency works for which we may not get advance notice.
Should you require further information on any of the works please contact Westminster City Council on [email protected].
Contact Our Street Team
If you need advice or are concerned about an incident or event affecting your business, get in touch with our Street Team here.(In an emergency, always call 999)
