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School Street Scheme

Opinion Cllr Mike Hakata making an impromptu speech after a Haringey Cycling Campaign ride in front of his kids (Image: Carla Francome)
Haringey Cycling Campaign

'Inspirational cycle campaigner's speech was so powerful people were crying'

Francesca Agostini lives in Lyndhurst Gardens and says the school street there has not created chaos Francesca Agostini lives in Lyndhurst Gardens and says the school street there has not created chaos
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'School streets are not as scary as they seem - trust me, I live next to one'

Conservative politicians Steve Adams (second from left) and Julie Redmond (third from left) joined local residents and Hampstead School of Art principal Isabel Langtry (far right) Conservative politicians Steve Adams (second from left) and Julie Redmond (third from left) joined local residents and Hampstead School of Art principal Isabel Langtry (far right)
Camden Council
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School will 'die a slow death' if traffic scheme is brought in

Sandra dos Santos, secretary of the Sidings estate tenants' and residents' association, and Cllr Adam Harrison, cabinet member for a sustainable Camden. Photo: Julia Gregory/LDRS Sandra dos Santos, secretary of the Sidings estate tenants' and residents' association, and Cllr Adam Harrison, cabinet member for a sustainable Camden. Photo: Julia Gregory/LDRS
Camden Council
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'There will be a fatality' - mother says school streets scheme makes traffic worse

School Street Scheme is to be trialled in Belsize Lane and also in Hampstead School Street Scheme is to be trialled in Belsize Lane and also in Hampstead
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Camden Council gives green light to two more School Street trials

Devonshire Hill Nursery and Primary School is now part of the school streets scheme Devonshire Hill Nursery and Primary School is now part of the school streets scheme
Haringey Council
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New low-traffic zone outside nursery and primary school

Jemima Hartshorn (far right) says more traffic schemes are needed to tackle London's air pollution problem Jemima Hartshorn (far right) says more traffic schemes are needed to tackle London's air pollution problem
Air pollution
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'Toxic air hospitalised my toddler - we need more than just Ulez to save our kids'

Haringey Council has proposed 38 more school streets schemes by the end of 2026 Haringey Council has proposed 38 more school streets schemes by the end of 2026
Haringey Council
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Almost 40 more school streets proposed after current schemes hailed a success

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