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The new Streatham Wells low traffic neighbourhood has widespread support among the public, according to a group of local residents who say their lives are being transformed by a huge reduction in road traffic.

The group of supportive locals claim they are “the silent majority” in support of the low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) and say they boycotted a recent residents meeting because it was biased against the LTN.

Lambeth Liberal Democrats are calling on the Council to publish data every two weeks on air quality, bus journey times, and school lateness, during the Streatham Wells Low-Traffic Neighbourhood trial.

Lib Dems warned Lambeth Council twelve months ago – in their response to the authority’s Air Quality Action Plan – about the way LTNs are being introduced.

They say Lambeth does not gather sufficient independent data on their efficacy and ignores residents within and around the affected zones.

The new Streatham Wells low traffic neighbourhood has widespread support among the public, according to a group of local residents who say their lives are being transformed by a huge reduction in road traffic.

The group of supportive locals claim they are “the silent majority” in support of the low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) and say they boycotted a recent residents meeting because it was biased against the LTN.

The new Streatham Wells low traffic neighbourhood has widespread support among the public, according to a group of local residents who say their lives are being transformed by a huge reduction in road traffic.

The group of supportive locals claim they are “the silent majority” in support of the low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) and say they boycotted a recent residents meeting because it was biased against the LTN.

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Lambeth Council is considering additional HMO planning controls, due to anti-social behaviour and other issues Streatham Common & Vale and Streatham St Leonard’s.

Concerns have been raised by local residents in relation to the recent increase in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in two of Lambeth’s wards – Streatham Common & Vale and Streatham St Leonard’s.

The concerns are related to anti-social behaviour, loss of family homes, and impact on the character of the area(s).

Lambeth Council is considering additional HMO planning controls, due to anti-social behaviour and other issues Streatham Common & Vale and Streatham St Leonard’s.

Concerns have been raised by local residents in relation to the recent increase in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in two of Lambeth’s wards – Streatham Common & Vale and Streatham St Leonard’s.

The concerns are related to anti-social behaviour, loss of family homes, and impact on the character of the area(s).

A group of Streatham residents are tackling noise pollution from modified motorbikes and cars using a high-tech microphone crowdfunded by the community.

The results of their summer monitoring project reveal a shocking level of traffic noise which is affecting the physical and mental health of locals, with hundreds of vehicles recorded emitting illegal levels of noise.

And now they’re urging Lambeth Council to take action, as major cities across the world begin to tackle traffic-generated noise.

A group of Streatham residents are tackling noise pollution from modified motorbikes and cars using a high-tech microphone crowdfunded by the community.

The results of their summer monitoring project reveal a shocking level of traffic noise which is affecting the physical and mental health of locals, with hundreds of vehicles recorded emitting illegal levels of noise.

And now they’re urging Lambeth Council to take action, as major cities across the world begin to tackle traffic-generated noise.

The Liberal Democrats have asked Lambeth Council to waive any fines from the first two days of Streatham’s new Low Traffic Neighbourhood after emergency Thames Water works closed down Leigham Road.

The new Streatham Wells Low-Traffic Neighbourhood became operational on Monday 23 October, which collided with unplanned Thames Water works that caused carnage on Leigham Court Road and Streatham High Road.