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Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan
@london.gov.uk

A new era for the nation’s high street starts in two days. Nearly a kilometre of Oxford Street will become traffic-free, creating more space for people and marking the beginning of its biggest transformation in a generation.

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Jenny B
@jennyb63.bsky.social

Interesting you use the word ‘transformation’ when you’re busy installing anti-trans Christmas lights🤷🏻‍♀️

Mary N.U✨💙
@survivormarynu.bsky.social

Looking forward to walking from Oxford Circus station all the way to Marble Arch — via "John Lewis" and Selfridges — without worrying about vehicle fumes! 🚶🏾‍♀️🚶🏾‍♀️

Sir
@buddhaowl.bsky.social

I'm sorry but you can not compare the nations high streets to Oxford st. Every high st is different take kinglands rd for example it's a high st through Stoke Newington and one of the busiest roads in London !

Jack Hosier
@despol.bsky.social

I know he can’t change the law himself, but he can certainly lobby the Government. Indeed, if the Mayor is serious about revitalising Oxford Street and London’s wider retail economy, surely he has a responsibility to press for reform of our restrictive Sunday trading laws?

larochecs.bsky.social
@larochecs.bsky.social

You mean become an accessible for people with mobility limitations. So shortsighted. Not all disabled people use wheelchairs. Even the 94 bus route has been curtailed and Marble Arch. That was not in the consultation.

Mr Blogberry
@mr-blogberry.bsky.social

The rest of Europe would have this type of area as a shared space with cycles, but not us. Funny, it seems you're really keen on rejoining the EU. How about looking at the good roads stuff they do?