Redhill Street and Cumberland Market

Dates: 16 Feb to 9 Mar; Reply to: safetravel@camden.gov.uk; CCC member dealing with it John Chamberlain. Responded 7th March 2022. Decision in favour 4 Jan 2024.

Redhill Street and Cumberland Market are currently used as a cut through between Albany Street and Robert Street.

Camden Council proposes:

  • Creating a Healthy School Street outside Christ Church Primary by closing Redhill Street to motor vehicles (from 8am – 9.15am and 2.45pm – 4pm, Monday – Friday, during term time) at both the junctions of Redhill Street with Albany Street using ANPR.
  • Closing the area to through traffic at all times by a bollards closure at the junction of Redhill Street with Cumberland Market.

These changes would use an ETO for a maximum trial period of 18 months followed by  a decision as to whether to make them permanent.

  • Improving the area around Cumberland Market by:
    • widening pavements. Removing 14 residents’ parking bays.
    • introducing new, raised crossing points to the park
    • providing three bike hangars
    • installing two new disabled parking bays on Cumberland Market.

These changes would be made permanently and are associated with improvement works to the playground.

Consultation on Camden’s website

https://consultations.wearecamden.org/supporting-communities/redhill-street-and-cumberland-market/

   

CCC’s response

Redhill Street and Cumberland Market Safe and Healthy Streets CCC Response

 

Decision

https://democracy.camden.gov.uk/ieDecisionDetails.aspx?ID=3668

 

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