Road closure outside Surbiton primary school aims to make school journeys safer
The road outside a Surbiton primary school is set to close at rush hour in a bid to make schoolchildren’s
Local businesses react to Oxford Street traffic ban proposed by Mayor of London
Plans to ban all traffic on Oxford Street were revealed by the Mayor of London yesterday. Sadiq Khan will work
London drivers most likely to illegally hit & run
New research which studied car damage across the UK found that London drivers are more likely to ‘Hit & Run’
45% of London drivers braving Christmas perils as urgent safety reminders echo
45% of London drivers are set to navigate potential Christmas chaos, defying the dark, breakdown risks, and extreme weather warnings,
New cycle lane to open on Wandsworth Bridge
Wandsworth Council plans to introduce a new segregated cycle lane across Wandsworth Bridge. Alongside a new bus lane, the new
“All eyes are on London” for smart road user charging
London could be the first UK city to adopt the pay-per-mile scheme for motorists known as smart road user charging
‘Silent majority’ in favour of Lambeth Council’s Streatham Wells Low Traffic Neighbourhood
A “silent majority” favour Lambeth Council’s proposal for new controversial traffic restrictions in Streatham Wells despite loud criticism, a community
Pop-up parklets in Ealing promoting Possible’s car free success
Possible’s 15-metre pop-up parklet by Little Ealing School brought people together for music performances, children’s activities and refreshments on 21
Court of Appeal rejects legal challenge to Lambeth LTNs
Lambeth Council did not act unlawfully when it introduced experimental Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs), the Court of Appeal found last
Mayor Sadiq Khan announces plan to expand ULEZ across whole of London
The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) could be extended to cover all the Greater London boroughs and the commuter belt in 2023.
Air pollution levels falling slower in outer London boroughs data reveals
Air pollution is reducing slower in outer London than in central London according to new data published by City Hall.