Council’s interpretation of LTN consultation ‘disingenuous’

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Steve Reed: consultation turnout was high

Steve Reed: consultation turnout was high

The London Borough of Croydon has been criticised by local MPs and a neighbouring council for playing down the results of a public consultation that showed a majority of respondents want a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) scrapped entirely.

Croydon councillors will decide this month whether to reinstate a controversial LTN scheme in the Crystal Palace and South Norwood area. The physical barriers used to close streets were removed last week, along with a bus gate, in accordance with the results...

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