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The Garden is for the private use of the residents of Bryanston Square and other authorized keyholders. Please help us to keep it agreeable and safe for all who use it by observing the Garden Rules. Please do not place your neighbors in the awkward position of requesting that you or your children follow these rules. Repeated complaints from your neighbors may result in the loss of your access privileges.
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BRYANSTON SQUARE TRUST
Westbourne Management
9 Spring St, London W2 3RA
Bryanston Square Garden is a private garden and is not accessible to the general public. (Act of Parliament 1813:54 Geo III Cap 5)
To avoid accruing Garden Rate Demands after leaving Bryanston Square, please email the Managing Agent at info@wb19.co.uk to provide notification of new residents and return your keyfob.
Please email the Managing Agent at info@wb19.co.uk to provide your contact information and request a keyfob. Proof of residency will be requested.
Whilst Bryanston Square household rubbish collection does not fall within the remit of the Bryanston Square Garden Trust, questions and complaints about rubbish are often directed to the Executive Committee. Please contact Westminster Council’s Rubbish Hotline 0207 641 2000 with these questions or concerns.
As a reminder, household rubbish is collected on Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Please do NOT put rubbish out over night — it attracts foxes who drag the rubbish into the street and the garden. Items for recycling – paper, bottles, cans, plastic – need to be put out before 7.30 am on Fridays only, in the clear bags provided free by Westminster Council. There is a recycling center at the corner of George Street and Montagu Street. Rubbish can be left here at any time.
Rubbish should never be left in the Garden; if you bring it in, you are responsible for taking it away.
The Garden is designed to provide a place of tranquil pleasure for all residents, therefore the following are forbidden:
Persons using the garden do so at their own risk. The Trustees will not accept liability for any loss or injury however caused. All children must be accompanied by an adult, who is responsible for ensuring that they do not cause any disturbance or damage. The playground is reserved for children up to 7 years of age.
Please help preserve our lawns, paths and flower beds by:
Please take your litter with you, and always lock the gates when entering and leaving.
We aim to encourage the right sort of birds! Therefore do not feed the pigeons.
No parties may be held in the garden without the prior permission of the Executive Committee of the Trust. For more information, select Private Parties on the Residents page.
Please click on the first button below to download the Garden Party Request Form. Then click on the second button and attach your completed and signed form to the email.
Please click on the first button below to download the Garden Party Request Form. Then click on the second button and attach your completed and signed form to the email.
Please click on the first button below to download the Garden Party Request Form. Then click on the second button and attach your completed and signed form to the email.
There are no toilet facilities in the Garden. Please make arrangements for your guests to use your home as needed. Using the flowerbeds is not permitted and as the Garden is overlooked on all sides, someone doing so may cause offence to a passerby or neighbour.
The organiser is responsible for ensuring that the garden gates are kept closed and locked unless staffed for the whole of the duration of your event including the set-up and removal of any furniture and equipment.
The Square is solely residential and any proposed music, whether recorded or live, is to be agreed by prior signed agreement beforehand. The hosting key holder is reminded to be sensitive to your neighbourhood with regard to noise, music and proposed amplification. The hosting key holder is responsible for ensuring that the party is not a nuisance.
Please click on the first button below to download the Garden Party Request Form. Then click on the second button and attach your completed and signed form to the email.
The security and the safety of the garden are extremely important, and we make sure that this is held to the highest standards. The entrances to the garden are locked with a tamper-resistant gate locking system. This lock can only be opened if you have a fob specifically for this garden. These fobs cannot be copied.
Bryanston Square Trustee keys are only available to those who live on the square. There are also non-trustee keys that are available to those who live on Portman Estate. For more information on how to obtain a fob for the garden, contact Westbourne Management at info@wb19.co.uk.
The old Salto gate-locking system was replaced in 2024. Old Salto keyfobs may be exchanged for new fobs by appointment at Westbourne Management (WBM) offices at 9 Spring Street London W2 3RA. Please contact WBM at 0203 987 5050 to schedule an appointment. A new keyfob will be provided at no cost upon presentation of the following:
Only one replacement fob will be issued to each eligible key holder address. In all cases, if an old blue Salto fob cannot be returned, a new fob will only be issued to eligible key fob holders for a fee of £100. In the future, any lost fob can be replaced for a fee of £100. The new fob issued will not be a second fob but a replacement, with the original fob neutralised immediately for security purposes.
By agreement of the Trustees, all key fob holders who do not pay their annual Garden Rates will have their keys deactivated. To reinstate your key, please contact Westbourne Management at info@wb19.co.uk.
Events in the Garden are private, unless otherwise noted. The Garden offers a lovely venue for informal gatherings of neighbours, as well as small private parties. Keyholders may refer to the Residents page for guidelines on requesting use of the Garden for a private party.
There are lots of opportunities to get involved with the Garden, from greeting Open Gardens guests to organising social events, helping with the website, or liaising with local vendors. Please use the form below to indicate any particular interests or skills, as you like.