Albert Square and St Stephen’s Association

The deadline is on us for responding to the consultation by TfL and Lambeth council on the proposed installation of seven “sinusoidal road humps” at locations shown in red on the map.  The pack which came through my letterbox said there was a questionnaire about the proposals, but didn’t actually include one – though there [...]

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The London Freewheel took place today, with thousands of cyclists enjoying a traffic-free route which stretched from Buckingham Palace to the Tower of London. Four feeder routes brought people into the central area, one of them starting at Clapham Common and running through Aldebert Terrace and St Stephen’s Terrace.  Last year apparently 38,000 cyclists took [...]

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ASSA has written to Transport for London protesting against proposals for a trial traffic scheme that would bring in a no-right turn at the junction of Fentiman Road and South Lambeth Road. In a letter to TfL on 29 August, ASSA said: The new proposal would shift more traffic from Fentiman Road into neighbouring streets, [...]

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History and background to traffic proposals in the Albert Square area NEIL SANDERS of the Albert Square and St Stephen’s Association looks at the background to concerns about this scheme Having lived here for 32 years, it is hard to avoid feeling that someone in transport engineering has a vendetta against us!  When I moved [...]

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