Mayor Jason Perry and Croydons LTNs
On 23rd August 2022, Croydon's newly elected Mayor Jason Perry announced that he is overseeing the implementation stage of the ANPR-controlled LTNs in South Norwood - https://news.croydon.gov.uk/improved-access-for-residents-as-croydon-healthy-neighbourhood-schemes-see-upgrades/
Richard Howard responds to our questions about "LTNs"
In the run up to the Mayoral Election on Thursday 5th May, we've been speaking to the candidates specifically about their views on the "LTN" schemes in Crystal Palace and South Norwood. We put the same questions to all of them.
Farah London responds to our questions about "LTNs"
In the run up to the Mayoral Election on Thursday 5th May, we've been speaking to the candidates specifically about their views on the "LTN" schemes in Crystal Palace and South Norwood. We put the same questions to all of them.
Peter Underwood responds to our questions about "LTNs"
In the run up to the Mayoral Election on Thursday 5th May, we've been speaking to the candidates specifically about their views on the "LTN" schemes in Crystal Palace and South Norwood. We put the same questions to all of them.
Val Shawcross & Jason Perry respond to our questions about "LTNs"
In the run up to the Mayoral Election on Thursday 5th May, we've been speaking to the candidates specifically about their views on the "LTN" schemes in Crystal Palace and South Norwood. We put the same questions to all of them.
A South Norwood nursery is planting pollution absorbing hedges to negate the effect of a nearby low traffic neighbourhood.
In the wake of the Parsons Mead, Sutherland Road, Holmesdale and Albert Road consultations, Steve Reed MP urges Croydon Council to respect the views that residents have expressed in opposition to the schemes.
Croydon Council announced plans to push ahead with ANPR schemes in the Albert Road and Holmesdale Road areas in South Norwood.
Bromley's newly-elected Labour councillor Ryan Thomson calls on Croydon Council to scrap plans for ANPR cameras in the Auckland Road area as part of their highly controversial LTN scheme.