We are London Living Streets, volunteers from all boroughs of London, campaigning to transform our streets and public places to create a city that enables and inspires people to walk. We want a city that is open to everyone — not just car users — to enjoy.
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- Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) Expansion – important vote on an amendment to the Mayor’s Transport Strategy – Thursday 17th NovemberThis Thursday’s (17th November) GLA Assembly meeting at City Hall sees an important discussion and vote that will help shape the future of transport in London and could have huge benefits for pedestrians in London in the medium and longer term. In the light of the challenges of toxic air pollution, the climate emergency and …
- London Local Elections 2022 – London Living Streets Vision
If you are keen to get involved in the local elections that are coming up on 5th May, London Living Streets has put together a vision that sets out how the Councillors that are elected can help make the borough they live in and London overall a great place to walk. We are asking candidates …Continue reading “London Local Elections 2022 – London Living Streets Vision”
- New Congestion Charge – London Living Streets ResponseTransport for London (TfL) is currently consulting on the future of the Congestion Charge. The details are set out here There is a survey to respond to here If you could take a few minutes to repond to the survey before the deadline of 6th October perhaps including some or all of the following that …
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- Al fresco streets in London – how they are working in Wandsworth
Download this blog as a pdf here Here is something you may have seen, but never heard of – al fresco streets! And you won’t have heard of them because the term has only just been invented by some enterprising officers at Wandsworth Council. In fact, this Council may be in the forefront of a …Continue reading “Al fresco streets in London – how they are working in Wandsworth”
- Impact of 2020 Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in London – initial traffic counts now in from 4 London boroughs.
It has now been just over a year since the first Low Traffic Neighbourhoods were introduced in London in response to the first lockdown and initial monitoring results are in from 4 of the London boroughs that introduced them at that time – Islington, Hackney, Lambeth and Southwark. We thought that it might be helpful …
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