Show support for making LTNs permanent

Act now surveys close 11.59pm Monday 11 October! Lambeth council has launched consultations on making two of the low traffic neighbourhoods introduced last year permanent. Respond now If you live, work or travel in these areas we hope you will support making these permanent. Railton surveyOval to Stockwell survey We have concerns about proposed new … Continue reading Show support for making LTNs permanent →

Movement on making main roads safer

Most of the publicity and noise over the last year or so has been around additional Low Traffic Neighbourhoods. Lambeth council created new LTNs in Oval, Railton, Ferndale, Tulse Hill and Streatham Hill areas. But there has been action on main roads as well which is often what those railing against LTNs call for. Both low … Continue reading Movement on making main roads safer →

Consultations on low traffic neighbourhoods to start

Lambeth council has confirmed plans to start formal consultation on two of the experimental low traffic neighbourhoods launched last year. Sign up to find out more. The first two consultations will ask questions of people living and working in the areas about their experiences of the Oval to Stockwell LTN and the Railton LTN. The … Continue reading Consultations on low traffic neighbourhoods to start →

Court rejects claims against low traffic neighbourhoods

This morning a High Court judge rejected a case against Lambeth's new low traffic neighbourhoods. We welcome this important judgement supporting the council's approach to creating safer, healthier streets. We already knew the council's approach was popular as shown by polling specialists and in the results of May's elections. We know they have enabled people … Continue reading Court rejects claims against low traffic neighbourhoods →

Walking and cycling improvements Streatham Hill to the Elephant

We have written before about minor improvements TfL promised to the A23 north of the South Circular and to the A3 from the Oval to Elephant. We wrote how we have been surprised that the small changes that have been made such as continuous bus lanes, removal of two straight ahead lanes at junctions and … Continue reading Walking and cycling improvements Streatham Hill to the Elephant →

Get Out Cycling, new women-led group

Get Out Cycling is a new Cycling UK-affiliated community club based in Lambeth. It is women-led but fully inclusive and aims to help break down barriers to cycling. They offer a Thursday evening and weekend group ride monthly and a monthly four-week confidence-building cycling course in Brockwell Park on Saturday afternoons. Rides are currently on … Continue reading Get Out Cycling, new women-led group →

Brixton Hill LTN needed

There's daily chaos in the area that would be covered by the much needed Brixton Hill low traffic neighbourhood. Local resident Joe Lane has shared these pictures with us. Side streets on Brixton Hill are due improvements from a low traffic neighbourhood to stop drivers cutting through to and from the South Circular and Clapham … Continue reading Brixton Hill LTN needed →

Good start, much more needed

The minor improvements TfL promised to the A23 north of the South Circular and to the A3 from the Oval to Elephant have been appearing. Somewhat to our surprise the small changes that have been made such as continuous bus lanes, removal of two straight ahead lanes at junctions and some banned turns - have … Continue reading Good start, much more needed →

Free bike checks from Dr Bike this spring

Get your bike checked for free at Dr Bike events commissioned by Lambeth Council. Dr Bike sessions take place across the borough. Dr Bike will look at your brakes, tyres, gears and the general road-worthiness of your bike. The Dr Bike mechanics will fix problems with your bike if it's possible to do it there … Continue reading Free bike checks from Dr Bike this spring →

Tulse Hill LTN report: more people cycling & fewer driving

More people are cycling in the Tulse Hill low traffic neighbourhood, and motor traffic is down too. This welcome news is shown in new figures for bike and motor vehicle movements in and around the area. Safer Streets for Tulse Hill is a group of Tulse Hill residents, some living inside the LTN and some … Continue reading Tulse Hill LTN report: more people cycling & fewer driving →