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Ward 13 Map

Ward 13 is where I live and where I’m running. The boundaries changed for 2026, so check your address before you vote — even if you were sure which ward you lived in before.

Official Boundary

Is Your Address in Ward 13?

New for 2026: check your ward again.

The ward lines changed for this election. If you knew your ward in 2022, check it again. Your street may now be in a different ward. Confirm it on the City’s official map before you vote: City of London ward boundary review.

The 2026 Ward 13 map reaches across Central London and West London, with small Southcrest and South London pockets. Common local names include Downtown, North Talbot/Richmond Row, Woodfield/Piccadilly, SoHo, Blackfriars/Petersville, Kensington, Oxford Park and Riverforks. Use the City of London's official tool to confirm your address is in Ward 13.

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Use the City of London's official ward map to confirm your address. Your street address — not the neighbourhood name — determines your ward.

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The BISSON13 campaign does not publish unofficial ward boundary maps. Use only the official City of London or ArcGIS source above.

Official Ward 13 Resources

Official · ArcGIS / City of London

Ward Boundary Review Interactive Map

Official ArcGIS map from the City of London showing all ward boundaries including Ward 13.

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Official · City of London

City of London Ward Boundary Review

Official ward boundary review documents, history, and current boundaries.

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Official · City of London

City of London Elections — Voter Information

Confirm your ward, check voter registration, and find voting locations.

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Official · Open Data

City of London Open Data Portal

Open data including ward boundaries in GIS format for developers and researchers.

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Ward 13 · Place by Place

Neighbourhoods, corridors and active City files

This is an orientation layer, not a substitute for the official boundary map. The map has 13 voting subdivisions, but those are not 13 neighbourhoods. Neighbourhood and planning-area names overlap electoral lines. Wortley Village proper is outside Ward 13; the ward has only a small South London pocket near Stanley and Wharncliffe. Each item below is a current or adopted public file, not a campaign position by itself.

Ward 13 area

Downtown / Core Area

The central business, civic and entertainment district, with parking, sewer, public-space and bridge files affecting access and day-to-day conditions.

FUNDED CITY PROGRAM

Core Area two-hour parking

Council amended the 2026 budget to fund a free two-hour on-street parking program through HONK in Midtown, Downtown and Old East Village for 2026 and 2027.

City Council minutes — November 26, 2025
CAPITAL PROJECT

Downtown sewer capacity expansion

The City built a new sanitary connection including a siphon tunneled under the Thames River; the 2026 project update said construction was wrapping up in mid-August.

City of London — Downtown Sewer Capacity Expansion
ACTIVE 2026–2027 PROJECT

Queen’s Bridge rehabilitation

The City is rebuilding the Queen’s Bridge deck and key structures, adding a multi-use path and pedestrian improvements, and strengthening the adjacent Thames shoreline.

City of London — Road construction / Queen’s Bridge

Ward 13 area

North Talbot / Richmond Row

A mixed residential, commercial and institutional part of Central London where parking, public space, heritage and access questions overlap.

CURRENT MUNICIPAL PARKING

Richmond Row municipal parking

The City publishes operating rules and rates for municipal parking assets serving the Richmond and Piccadilly area, including Lot 3N at 743 Richmond Street.

City of London — Parking lot information

Ward 13 area

Woodfield / Piccadilly

Heritage districts, residential streets, Victoria Park and City Hall make this a planning, heritage, public-space and civic-asset area.

COUNCIL-APPROVED 2026 GUIDELINES

Heritage Conservation District supplementary guidelines

Council approved supplementary Heritage Conservation District guidelines in March 2026 to address newer materials, technologies and design considerations alongside existing district plans.

City of London — HCD Supplementary Guidelines
ACTIVE PLANNING FILE

Victoria Park Secondary Plan update

The City is updating the secondary plan to align with London Plan height permissions while maintaining scale transitions around Victoria Park and surrounding neighbourhoods.

City of London — Victoria Park Secondary Plan

Ward 13 area

Midtown / Dundas corridor — Ward 13 portion

A corridor/planning area linking Downtown toward Old East Village; only the Ward 13 portion belongs in this ward-level index.

ADOPTED CORRIDOR PLAN

Midtown character-area plan

The adopted corridor plan describes Midtown as a pedestrian-oriented connection between Downtown and Old East Village, with retail health and heritage-sensitive development among its priorities.

City of London — Old East Village Dundas Street Corridor Secondary Plan

Ward 13 area

SoHo

The former hospital lands and river edge connect housing redevelopment, civic space, parks, heritage and active transportation.

DESIGN / FUTURE CONSTRUCTION

Civic Space: SoHo / Heritage Square

The City is planning a civic space at the northwest corner of Colborne and South Street as part of the Old Victoria Hospital lands, with construction currently scheduled tentatively for 2028.

City of London — Civic Space: SoHo
ACTIVE CITY PROJECT

Thames Valley Corridor: SoHo

The City is designing new pathways and park amenities along the Thames River between Wellington and Maitland Street.

City of London — Thames Valley Corridor: SoHo

Ward 13 area

Riverforks / Becher–Stanley area

The Forks and nearby residential streets connect river access, trails, parks and smaller neighbourhood amenities.

CURRENT CITY-SUPPORTED AMENITY

Riverforks community garden

The City’s community-garden directory lists the Riverforks garden at 17 Becher Street and Thames Park garden nearby at 15 Ridout Street South.

City of London — Community gardens

Ward 13 area

Blackfriars / Petersville

A heritage and river neighbourhood where flood protection, bridges, the Thames Valley Parkway and local parks overlap.

DESIGNATED DISTRICT

Blackfriars/Petersville Heritage Conservation District

The district contains approximately 580 properties and includes Blackfriars Bridge, Kensington Bridge and the West London Dyke.

City of London — Heritage Conservation Districts
ACTIVE FLOOD-PROTECTION PROJECT

West London Dyke reconstruction

The City and Upper Thames River Conservation Authority are rebuilding the dyke from Cavendish Park toward Kensington Bridge; the dyke is also part of the recreational pathway system.

City of London — West London Dyke Reconstruction
2026 PARK PROJECT

Blackfriars Park improvements

The Neighbourhood Parks Improvement Fund lists new play equipment, a seating area and a sand pit for completion in 2026.

City of London — Neighbourhood Parks Improvement Fund

Ward 13 area

Kensington Village

A West London neighbourhood tied directly to the river crossings and bridge condition connecting it with the core.

DETAILED DESIGN / 2028 CONSTRUCTION

Kensington Bridge rehabilitation

The nearly 100-year-old bridge is currently reduced to one vehicle lane as a precaution. Detailed design is underway, with rehabilitation construction expected in 2028.

City of London — Kensington Bridge update

Ward 13 area

Oxford Park / Proudfoot / West London

A residential and high-density western part of the ward with sewer capacity, road restoration, parks and population-growth pressures.

SCHEDULED FOR 2027

Oxford Street West sanitary sewer replacement

The City postponed the project to spring 2027. The work includes sanitary-sewer upsizing, surface restoration and a new cycle lane on the north side of Oxford Street West.

City of London — Oxford Street West sanitary sewer project
CURRENT CITY-SUPPORTED AMENITY

Proudfoot community garden

The City lists ground and accessible community-garden plots at 693 Proudfoot Lane.

City of London — Community gardens

Ward 13 area

South London pocket — Stanley / Wharncliffe

Ward 13 includes a small South London pocket near Stanley Street and Wharncliffe Road; this is not Wortley Village proper.

CITY INFRASTRUCTURE FILE

Wharncliffe Road South improvements

The City project includes the CN rail bridge, Wharncliffe bridge over the Thames, utilities and sewers; the City page also records the Council direction affecting the heritage property at 100 Stanley Street.

City of London — Wharncliffe Road South Improvements

Ward 13 area

Southcrest / Riverview–Evergreen pocket

A small Ward 13 pocket west of the river where individual properties and trail connections can create very local planning and asset files.

SITE-SPECIFIC PLANNING POLICY

21 Wharncliffe Road South

The London Plan contains a site-specific policy permitting adaptive reuse of the existing building for an office conversion up to 2,750 square metres, subject to the applicable planning rules.

City of London — London Plan place-type policies

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