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Cowley LTNs: Councillor Sajid Malik creates plan to solve issues

Cowley businesses divided over Oxford LTNs | thisisoxfordshire

NEW traffic calming measures have been described as a ‘nightmare’ for some businesses. Low Traffic Neighbourhoods were introduced in Church Cowley, Temple Cowley, and Florence Park, Oxford, as part of a six-month trial by Oxfordshire County Council to calm traffic and reduce pollution. While some businesses have been reaping the benefits of the scheme, others feel more hard done by. Steve Jones, the manger at the Motorist Discount Centre, on Oxford Road, Cowley, said business had ‘not been good’ since the LTNs were introduced. He said: “People do not want to travel out and get stuck in all this traffic.

Cowley businesses divided over Oxford LTNs

Falmouth plans to pedestrianise centre of the town

Cornwall Council is seeking the views of local residents, businesses and visitors on these draft proposals. The traffic restriction is being made using an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order . This gives Cornwall Council the chance to see if and how it is working before making the measure permanent. During the trial period people will have opportunities to provide further feedback. A map of where the pedestrianisation will be The aim of the Healthy Streets Falmouth scheme is to reduce traffic and pollution levels in the town centre and create a better environment for all, allowing space for people to move around safely and comfortably.

Madeira Drive work in Brighton restarts next week

Madeira Drive will continue to be available for organised events. This latest phase of work hopes to transform Madeira Drive into a space that everyone can enjoy , councillor Amy Heley, chairwoman of the council s Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee (ETS), said. Green Cllr Amy Heley who represents the Preston Park ward She also heralded the road s importance as a huge part of the city’s history and said she was delighted to see it being improved. Councillor Heley said: It’s important that cyclists and pedestrians can travel along the road safely while those who still need to use a car can continue to do so. I’m especially pleased that we’ve been able to increase the number of Blue Badge bays.