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by Sam, Ruth and Chris on 20 September, 2023
As a result of the informal consultations that took place earlier this year, the following proposal will now go to formal consultation: Double yellow lines: Free parking bay: Woodside Road: Relocation of free parking bay to outside nos 26 & 28. The consultation will open on 21 September and will close on 12 October. The […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 21 May, 2023
Sutton Council is currently gathering initial feedback from residents on changes to parking in some parts of some roads with an informal consultation. These changes are where there are road safety and access concerns, or requests from residents. The proposed changes are: Double yellow lines: Alexandra Avenue: Around the roundabout at the end of the […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 10 February, 2021
On Thursday Liberal Democrat councillors will be recommending the removal of the Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes in Sutton North: in Benhill Wood Road and Grennell Road. This is the result of a recent Court judgement, which says that the guidance we were required to follow by the Government and the Mayor was unlawful. This guidance […]
Read more 1 Commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 1 February, 2021
Planning permission was granted (application number C2017/78663) in May 2018 for a Day Nursery on the land at the back of St Helier hospital, adjoining Rosewood Grove. One of the conditions of the planning permission is that work on the construction should begin within three years, ie by this May. Please see here for the publicity we gave to […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 17 November, 2020
Residents have told us of the impact that the Low Traffic Neighbourhoods scheme is having on adjoining roads. We have been looking at the impacts ourselves and talking with residents affected. The roads worst affected are Woodside Road, Woodend, Greenhill and Aultone Way. There are also concerns about traffic using Danescourt Crescent as a turn […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 20 September, 2020
We have received a lot of feedback from residents on the trial Low Traffic Neighbourhoods scheme, mostly critical. We have spent the last few days listening to the concerns of the people who have contacted us and discussed the problem with Council officers and other councillors. Clearly the barrier in All Saints Road has resulted in excessive […]
Read more 10 Commentsby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 9 September, 2020
Sutton Council has now published Experimental Traffic Management Orders for the proposed road closures. The Orders will come into force on 14 September 2020 and you can comment on them after that date using the link below. The orders will on an experimental basis introduce the following:- a point road closure in All Saints Road west of […]
Read more 65 Commentsby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 27 July, 2020
The pandemic and the resulting lockdown has had a massive effect on our community and across the country. In Sutton it has also meant less traffic and better air quality. The Council is proposing to create what is often called ‘low-traffic neighbourhoods’ to cut the volume and speed of traffic in the area by reducing […]
Read more 62 Commentsby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 4 April, 2020
The Coronavirus pandemic has meant that not all residents have received our latest Focus newsletter. So here it is on-line. Tackling the rat run Cycleway proposal needs traffic calming measures say Councillors Transport for London are keen to promote a cycleway from Sutton to Morden, encouraging people to use their bikes and encourage healthier living, […]
Read more Leave a commentby Sam, Ruth and Chris on 22 February, 2020
The first stage of the cycle way – the part through Greenshaw woods to the Rose Hill park West/ Grennell Road junction is to go ahead. Further details of this are here. There was very little response to the Council’s consultation, and the work will begin in June, giving the park time to dry out. […]
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