Royal College Street northern extension
Notes on a very tricky consultation or maybe just an illustration as to how you can’t satisfy all of the people all the time.
Notes on a very tricky consultation or maybe just an illustration as to how you can’t satisfy all of the people all the time.
Dates: consultation 19 December 2014; reply due 26th January 2015.
Officers: Joanna Alker, Simi Shah. CC member responsible John Chamberlain. Response sent 26th January 2015
Dates: consultation 12 December 2014; reply due 23rd January 2015.
Officers: Daniel Tait. CC member responsible Jean Dollimore/George Coulouris.
Response prepared and submitted to Camden 23 January 2015.
Dates: consultation 8 November 2014; reply due 12 December 2014.
Officers: Tabrez Hussain, Simi Shah. CC member responsible Angela Hobsbaum. Replied 12 December 2014
The northern extension runs from the junction with Kentish Town Road to the junction with Baynes Street south of Camden Road
The Royal College Street Southern extension will link to two new routes via the junction at Midland Road. – a N-S route down Midland Road and on to Judd Street which is now possible southbound; the next stage will be a northbound contraflow across Euston Road – an E-W route along Goodsway Camden consulted on
Construction summer 2015 The scheme was built in Summer 2015 with stepped tracks on both sides of the road. It was very well received. See our report of an informal inspection. Consultation Camden consulted on a southern extension from Crowndale Road to Midland Road in October – November 2014. See our discussions on CycleScape. RCS southern extension response Meeting
SE Corner Russell Square; Bart Rat runs; Signage; Quick wins; West End project -Endell Street, Gower Stree, Howland-Capper; RCS northern extension; Midland@Pancras Rd; Delancey-Pratt; N-S superhighway; Cobden
Dates: consultation 5 November 2014; reply due 5 December 2014. Officers: Peter Ashley, Simi Shah. CC member responsible Jean Dollimore. Responded 24 November 2014.
About a year ago, we negotiated with Camden Council to use their spare cash in building a variety of small measures that would make cycling more pleasant.