Tareke Gregg has vowed to trigger a mayoral by-election if he fails to deliver
The strongest opposition comes from car users who live within the scheme area, caregivers, disabled people and renters
The move comes following a demonstration outside Hackney Town Hall last week which saw residents call on the council to 'open our roads'
Campaigners gathered outside Hackney Town Hall this week objecting to the ‘excessive’ roll-out of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
TfL aims to ensure 80 per cent of journeys made in London are by walking, cycling or public transport by 2041.
Critics say that rather than reducing traffic, the change has simply pushed cars onto smaller residential streets nearby and made congestion worse
More than 1,500 people have signed a petition criticising Hackney Council for following “urban theory and not real life” when establishing its 19 LTNs.
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Three new LTNs have been promised, and Mayor Woodley has now committed to publishing a timeline for Dalston’s by 14 October
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In the absence of two of the four invited mayoral candidates, residents put the Greens’ Zoë Garbett and the Liberal Democrats’ Simon de Deney on the spot