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If you live in one of the Victorian terraced houses in the Avenues area of Queen's Park, consult with Queen's Park Community Council (QPCC) before spending any money making changes to your building especially extensions or changing the windows, as QPCC are a  statutory consultee which reviews planning applications in Queen’s Park, Westminster, including proposals to extend or alter private properties. 

Queen’s Park is incredibly well-connected, making it easy to ditch the car and avoid local congestion. The Queen's Park Station puts you on the Bakerloo line for direct access to Central London (under 20 minutes to Oxford Circus), while the Overground connects you to Euston in about 12 minutes. 

The ward’s namesake Queen's Park is the crown jewel of the neighbourhood. It features a band stand, nature walk area, pitch-and-putt course, tennis courts, a large playground area, a cafe, a petanque pitch, and even a small free animal section.

The Queen's Park Farmers' Market runs every Sunday on the grounds of Salusbury Primary School and is the go-to spot for artisanal goods and fresh, local produce.

Catch a movie at The Lexi Cinema, a unique, community-focused independent theatre where all profits go to charity. 

Look out for local gatherings like the Queen's Park Day, Queen's Park Summer Festival, Queen's Park Winter Festival and the Queen's Park Book Festival, which bring a strong neighbourhood spirit to the area.

The streets around Salusbury Road and Chamberlayne Road are bustling with independent boutiques, high-street stores, and convenient grocery shops. Harrow is great for household goods, groceries and takeaways. For an exciting shopping experience, Portobello Market is a short walk away.

Whether you're a foodie or a lover of nightlife, Queens Park has a plethora of options from cozy cafes and trendy restaurants to chic bars and traditional pubs especially along Salusbury Roador hidden in the streets of neighbouring Maida Vale.