Islington Liberal Democrats

Low Traffic Neighbourhoods: Your Streets, Your Say

ISLINGTON LIBERAL DEMOCRATS’ THREE- POINT PLAN TO SORT OUT THE LOW TRAFFIC NEIGHBOURHOOD MESS IN ISLINGTON

Implement Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) that work for the benefit of all residents and do not pitch pedestrians, cyclists and motorists against each other.
Set up Citizens’ Assemblies to ensure that, going forward, local people have a real say and can work together to improve their neighbourhoods.
Use camera-controlled traffic filters to recognise number plates so that local residents and businesses, and Blue Badge holders have continued direct access to their own streets.

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Low Traffic Neighbourhoods: five questions to the Council

Islington Liberal Democrats support Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs). They reduce pollution and traffic, and encourage active, healthy alternative modes of transport such as walking and cycling. However, the introduction of LTNs needs to be done with sensitivity to the needs of the local communi...

Big Changes are coming to Barnsbury, such as the council's plan to introduce a Low Traffic Neighbourhood and changes to Barnard Park and the Barnsbury Estate. Islington Liberal Democrats want to hear what you think.

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Local Liberal Democrats have voted overwhelmingly to support the cross-political community group Community Plan for Holloway. The aim of the group, created in 2016 when Holloway Prison for women closed, is to ensure the views of Islington residents are heard in deciding how the Holloway Prison ...

Islington Labour and anti-Semitism: "No Comment"

Following the suspension of Islington MP Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour Party, we asked Labour councillors if: they agreed with the Equality and Human Rights Commission(EHRC) report’s findings into anti-Semitism in Labour? they agreed with Labour Leader Keir Starmer’s message to those who think a...

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Low Traffic Neighbourhoods: Your Streets, Your Say