City of Westminster

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The City of Westminster is a central London borough that serves as the political and ceremonial heart of the United Kingdom, encompassing landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, and major government institutions.


Statements (71)
Predicate Object
instanceOf London borough
city
local government district
borderedBy City of London
London Borough of Camden
London Borough of Lambeth (across the River Thames)
London Borough of Wandsworth (across the River Thames)
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
capitalOf United Kingdom (de facto political centre)
ceremonialCounty Greater London
ceremonialRole site of major state occasions
contains 10 Downing Street
Bond Street
British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters (Broadcasting House)
Buckingham Palace
Cenotaph
Chinatown, London
Covent Garden (part)
Downing Street
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
Green Park
HM Treasury
Home Office (historic main buildings on Marsham Street)
Horse Guards Parade
Houses of Parliament
Hyde Park
Marylebone
Mayfair
Ministry of Defence
National Gallery
National Portrait Gallery
Oxford Street
Paddington
Palace of Westminster
Parliament Square
Piccadilly Circus
Regent Street
Regent's Park (part)
Scotland Yard (New Scotland Yard)
Soho
St James's
St James's Park
Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
The Mall, London
Trafalgar Square
Victoria
Victoria Embankment (part)
West End (major part)
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Cathedral
Whitehall
country United Kingdom
created 1965
formedFrom Metropolitan Borough of Paddington
Metropolitan Borough of St Marylebone
Metropolitan Borough of Westminster
governingBody Westminster City Council
hasCityStatusFrom 1965
locatedIn England
central London
partOf Greater London
London
politicalRole location of the UK central government
seat of the Parliament of the United Kingdom
postalCodeArea SW1
W
region London
river River Thames
status city with borough status
timeZone Greenwich Mean Time
timeZoneDST British Summer Time

Referenced by (355)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
11 Downing Street
6–9 Carlton House Terrace
Adelphi Buildings, London
Admiralty Arch
Admiralty, Whitehall
Air Ministry building, London
Albert Memorial
Ambassadors' Court
Athenaeum Club
Berkeley Square
Bomber Command Memorial, London
Bond Street
Bond Street Underground station
Bridgewater House, London
Broad Sanctuary ("Westminster")
Broad Sanctuary
Broadcasting House
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace Road
Burlington Arcade
Cabinet Office
Caxton Hall, London ("Westminster")
Caxton House, Tothill Street, London
Central Lobby
Chapter House, Westminster Abbey
Chinatown, London
Clarence House
Colonial Office building, Whitehall
Coronation of James II
Coronation of William III and Mary II
Coronation of William IV
Court of Common Pleas ("Westminster")
Courtauld Gallery
Curzon Street
Dean and Chapter of Westminster
Downing Street
Elizabeth Tower ("Westminster")
Embankment Underground station
Friary Court
Great Marlborough Street, London
Great Minster House
Great Minster House ("Westminster")
Green Park Underground station
HM Treasury ("Westminster")
Hatchards
Haymarket (street)
Haymarket, London
Henry VII Lady Chapel
High Court of Justice of England and Wales
Home House, London
Home Office (historic main buildings on Marsham Street) ("Westminster")
Home Office (historic main buildings on Marsham Street)
House of Commons chamber ("Westminster")
House of Commons of England ("Westminster")
House of Lords chamber ("Westminster")
Hyde Park
Hyde Park (western edge)
Hyde Park Barracks, Knightsbridge, London
Hyde Park Corner
Hyde Park Corner Underground station
King Charles Street, London
King Charles Street, London ("Westminster")
King Edward VII’s Hospital
King’s Theatre, Haymarket
Knightsbridge
Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre
London Charing Cross
London Paddington
London School of Economics
London Victoria
London Victoria railway station
London Waterloo railway station
Madame Tussauds London
Maida Vale
Maida Vale ward
Marlborough House
Marylebone
Mayfair
Middlesex Guildhall
Ministry of Defence Main Building, Whitehall
Mount Street
National Gallery
National Portrait Gallery
New Bond Street
Nobel House, Smith Square, London
Norfolk House, St James's Square, London
Number 10
Old Bond Street
Outer Temple
Oxford Circus Underground station
Oxford Street
Paddington
Palace of Westminster
Palace of Whitehall
Pall Mall, London
Park Lane
Parliament Square
Piccadilly
Piccadilly Arcade
Piccadilly Circus Underground station
Portugal Street
Queen's Chapel
Queensway Underground station
Queen’s College, London
Queen’s Robing Room
Reform Club, London
Regent Street
Regent's Park, London
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Mews
Royal Naval Division War Memorial
Saint Margaret's Church, Westminster
Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street, Westminster
Savile Row
Sikorski statue in London
Sir John Soane’s Museum
Soho
South Street, London
Southside, 105 Victoria Street, London
St George’s, Hanover Square, London
St James's
St James's Palace, London
St James's Square, London
St James’s Church, Piccadilly, London
Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Parliament Square
Statue of Benjamin Disraeli, Parliament Square
Statue of Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby, Parliament Square
Statue of George Canning, Parliament Square
Statue of Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, Parliament Square
Statue of James Outram, Parliament Square
Statue of Nelson Mandela, Parliament Square
Statue of Robert Clive in London
Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London
The Mall, London
The Ritz London
Trafalgar Square
Treasury of the United Kingdom
Victoria Embankment (part)
Victoria Memorial
Victoria Tower
Victoria Tower Gardens
Westminster Abbey Choir School
Westminster Bridge
Westminster Cathedral
Westminster City Council
Westminster City School
Westminster School
Westminster Underground Station
Westminster World Heritage Site
Whitehall
Whitehall
York House
locatedIn
10 Downing Street
Buckingham House
Burlington House
COBRA (Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms) ("Whitehall, London")
Central Tower ("Westminster")
Coronation of Charles II
Earl Haig Memorial ("Whitehall, London")
English Reformation Parliament era ("Westminster")
Great Fire of 1698 at Whitehall ("Whitehall, London")
Great Fire of 1698 at Whitehall
Green Park
Grosvenor Square
Horse Guards Parade
House of Commons of Great Britain ("Westminster")
Judicature Acts ("Westminster")
Kensington Gardens
Model Parliament of 1295 ("Westminster")
Nelson's Column
Parliament of England ("Westminster")
Parliamentary Estates Directorate ("Westminster")
Poll Tax Riots ("Westminster")
Restoration of the monarchy ("Westminster")
Self-Denying Ordinance ("Westminster")
Somerset House, London
St James’s Park
Statue of David Lloyd George, Parliament Square
Statue of Jan Smuts, Parliament Square
Statue of Mahatma Gandhi, Parliament Square
Statue of Millicent Fawcett, Parliament Square ("Westminster")
The Dorchester Hotel
Trial of the Pyx ("Westminster")
Wellington Barracks ("Westminster")
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Assembly ("Westminster")
location
Board of Admiralty
Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood
Chairman of Ways and Means
Dean of Westminster
First Lord of the Treasury
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury ("Westminster")
Prime Minister's Office (United Kingdom)
Royal Aeronautical Society
Secretary of State for Scotland ("Westminster")
Shadow Secretary of State for Health ("Westminster")
State Dining Room (10 Downing Street)
Statue of Winston Churchill, Parliament Square
Tomb of the Unknown Warrior
United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Junior Lords of the Treasury ("Westminster")
Lord President of the Council ("Westminster")
Minister of State for Defence Procurement ("Westminster")
President of the Board of Trade ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Defence ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Education and Science ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Industry, Trade and Regional Development ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Justice ("Westminster, London")
Secretary of State for Transport ("Westminster")
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions ("Westminster")
seat
Aneurin Bevan ("Westminster")
Ed Miliband ("Westminster")
Edward Cadogan ("Westminster")
Hugh Fraser ("Westminster")
Hugh Gaitskell ("Westminster")
John Gorst ("Westminster")
John Pym ("Westminster")
Kingsley Wood ("Westminster")
Lord Mandelson ("Westminster")
Sir Charles Yorke ("Westminster")
Sir George Treby ("Westminster")
Sir John Lowther ("Westminster")
Stafford Cripps ("Westminster")
workLocation
Caxton Hall, London
Covent Garden (part)
Downing Street ("Westminster")
Great Marlborough Street, London ("Westminster City Council area")
Pall Mall, London ("St James’s district")
West End
Westminster, London, England
partOf
11 Downing Street
Lancaster House
Number 10
Oxford Circus Underground station
Savile Row
The Wolseley
borough
Central London
Central London ("Westminster")
Greater London
Inner London
London ("Westminster")
contains
Bond Street Underground station
Great Marlborough Street, London
Ladbroke Grove ("Westminster (fringe areas)")
Oxford Street
Westminster Underground Station
hasBorough
City of London
Kensington and Chelsea
Lambeth
London Borough of Camden
borderedBy
Dominions Office ("Whitehall, London")
Geological Society of London
UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport ("Westminster")
United Kingdom Ministry of Defence ("Whitehall, London")
headquartersLocation
Edward Vernon ("Westminster")
Evelyn Waugh ("Westminster")
Keith Joseph ("Westminster")
Tom Hiddleston ("Westminster")
placeOfBirth
Lansdowne House
Queen’s Gallery
State Apartments at St James's Palace
city
A3211 road ("Westminster")
Westminster Bridge ("Westminster")
Whitehall ("Westminster")
connects
Clement Attlee ("Westminster, London, England")
Edward IV of England ("Westminster")
Henry IV of England ("Westminster")
deathPlace
City of Westminster ("Metropolitan Borough of Westminster")
City of Westminster ("Metropolitan Borough of St Marylebone")
City of Westminster ("Metropolitan Borough of Paddington")
formedFrom
Royal Gallery
St Stephen’s Hall
Waterloo Bridge
locatedInBorough
Denis Thatcher ("Westminster")
Prince Rupert of the Rhine ("Westminster")
Terence Rattigan ("Westminster")
placeOfDeath
Bloodless Revolution ("Westminster")
Coronation of George V
Exclusion Crisis ("Westminster")
significantPlace
St James’s Park ("Westminster")
Whitehall ("Westminster")
adjacentTo
Curzon Street
Portugal Street
administrativeArea
Pitt the Elder ("Westminster")
William Pitt the Elder ("Westminster, London, England")
birthPlace
Cabinet Room
Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street, Westminster ("Westminster")
district
Caxton Hall, London
Mayfair ("Westminster City Council")
governingBody
A3211 road
Edgware Road
passesThrough
James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormond ("Whitehall, London")
Lord Chancellor of England ("Westminster")
residence
Paddington ("Metropolitan Borough of Paddington")
absorbedInto
historic county of Middlesex ("Westminster")
administrativeCentre
Duke of Westminster
associatedDistrict
New Model Army Ordinance ("Westminster")
associatedWithPlace
Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister ("Westminster")
basedIn
St James's ("Westminster")
borders
Circle line ("Westminster")
cityServed
Treaty of Westminster (1674) ("Westminster")
concludedIn
historic county of Middlesex ("Westminster")
containedSettlement
Middlesex, England ("Westminster")
containsHistoricSettlement
The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons ("Westminster")
depictionLocation
Henry IV, Part 2 ("Westminster")
featuresLocation
Thames Barrier ("Westminster")
floodRiskAreaProtected
Piccadilly ("Westminster City Council")
governedBy
Westminster City Council
governs
London ("West End")
hasIconicArea
Clerk of the Works at Westminster ("Westminster")
hasJurisdiction
Westminster City Council
hasJurisdictionOver
Buckingham Palace Road ("Westminster")
hasNearbyDistrict
Camden
hasNeighbour
Caxton House, Tothill Street, London ("Westminster")
hasNeighbourhood
London
hasSubdivision
Committee of Both Kingdoms ("Westminster")
headquarters
Paddington
integratedInto
Southside, 105 Victoria Street, London
isInBorough
Southside, 105 Victoria Street, London ("Cities of London and Westminster (parliamentary constituency)")
isInConstituency
City of London
isSeparateFrom
South Street, London
localAuthority
Winfield House
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Southside, 105 Victoria Street, London ("Westminster")
locatedInDistrict
Minister of State for Colonial Affairs ("Westminster")
locatedInGovernmentBody
May Fair
locatedInPresentDay
Stamp Act 1765 ("Westminster")
locationOfDebate
Act of Supremacy 1534 ("Westminster")
locationOfEnactment
Acts of Union 1707 ("Westminster")
locationOfParliament
Slave Trade Act 1807 ("Westminster")
locationOfPassage
Chief Secretary for Ireland ("Westminster")
locationOfWork
Westminster Convention (1756) ("Westminster")
locationSigned
Parliament Square
maintainedBy
Circle line ("Westminster")
majorInterchange
Saint Margaret's Church, Westminster
municipality
IMO Headquarters, London ("Westminster")
near
District line ("Westminster")
notableStation
Trafalgar Square
ownedBy
Statue of Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, Parliament Square
owner
John Bellingham
parliamentaryConstituencyOfEvent
Edward the Confessor ("Westminster")
patronage
Le Morte d'Arthur ("Westminster")
placeOfFirstPublication
Slavery Abolition Act 1833 ("Westminster")
placeOfPassing
Statutes of Westminster ("Westminster")
placeOfPromulgation
Treaty of Westminster (1654) ("Westminster")
placeSigned
Crown in right of the United Kingdom ("Westminster")
seatOfGovernment
Westminster Underground Station ("Westminster")
servesArea
Treaty of Peace, Union and Confederation between His Majesty the King of Great Britain and the States General of the United Provinces ("Westminster")
signedAt
Diocese of London
territoryIncludes
Longshanks ("Westminster")
wasBornIn

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