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by Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 26 March, 2021
Residents will be aware that the Low Traffic neighbourhood road closures were accompanied by a 20 mph speed limit in the area to the east of Angel Hill/ Rose Hill. The authority for the 20mph limit came from the same traffic order as the road closures, which has now been rescinded and the closures removed. […]
Read more 1 Commentby Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 26 February, 2021
The Council will be withdrawing the trial North Sutton LowTraffic Area scheme from Monday, 1 March 2021. The scheme remains fully operational until it is removed. This is to both maintain a safe environment and to avoid any confusion for all road users.We will continue to explore alternative ways to improve road safety, reduce carbon […]
Read more Leave a commentby Ruth, Marlene, and Steve 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 Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 27 January, 2021
The discussion on Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (part of the Streetspace scheme), due to take place at the Environment and Sustainable Transport Committee meeting on Thursday 28 January, has now been deferred to a special meeting on 11 February. For further details see the announcement here.
Read more Leave a commentby Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 21 January, 2021
Since the beginning of the trial in Sutton North we have been listening to residents and gathering feedback. In the autumn we held virtual meetings with residents in the Sutton Garden Suburb Conservation Area and in the Woodside Road area. We also organised a residents’ survey to gather feedback on potential improvements to the scheme. […]
Read more 13 Commentsby Ruth, Marlene, and Steve 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 Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 6 November, 2020
Local Committees are resuming their business virtually, using an internet link. Local Councillors and community representatives will be able to meet via the internet to discuss important local issues. The agenda and papers are here. Residents will be able to view the meeting using this link, which is also on the agenda page. On the […]
Read more Leave a commentby Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 6 November, 2020
Many thanks to all the residents who took part in our recent survey on road safety. We had an excellent response and it was good to get your feedback. The full survey report is here. The main concern mentioned was the speed of traffic (mentioned by more than half of you) but similar levels of […]
Read more 1 Commentby Ruth, Marlene, and Steve 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 Ruth, Marlene, and Steve on 14 September, 2020
Residents continue to raise concerns about the speed of traffic in Collingwood Road, the use of the road by heavy lorries, in defiance of the ban of vehicles over 7.5 tonnes, and the use of the road by buses through the night. These problems led to road safety concerns – important as parents walk children […]
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