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Khan hails pedestrianisation of Oxford Street as ‘momentous day’ for London
🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Society · London, England · 2 h ago
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The transformation has been discussed on-and-off for decades, but the idea hardened when London Mayor Lord Khan proposed pedestrianisation in his 2016 election manifesto.
It can contribute to London’s economy and to the greater economy and I’m really pleased that finally Oxford Street will be pedestrianising.
Describing it as “a new vibrant destination”, he said: “I’m hugely excited to see my bold vision for Oxford Street coming to life from today.
New bus stops are sited along Wigmore Street, Henrietta Place and Cavendish Place, approximately 200 metres from the traffic-free area.
Emergency services will retain access at all times, while deliveries to businesses within the pedestrianised section will be permitted between midnight and 7am.
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