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Melbourne Grove Closure

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Hi all,

I might be a little late to the party but does anyone know why the end of Melbourne Grove was closed off? I get it to an extent why the other roads were closed off since they were residential, but surely Melbourne Grove should not of been closed off because of the shops and the school. Wouldn't that also affect the businesses as well?

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Have a look at the Melbourne Grove South CPZ. Southwark decided to make MG North a CPZ and then an LTN. Now they are also making the rest of MG, and few other streets a CPZ this coming October, despite a majority against in the last consultation.

The details on process are a bit unclear. Wording in a document on the matter I viewed online in June stated the new reduced CPZ would be subject to statutory consultation. So far there has been no further consultation but Cllt Charlie Smith recently announced it had all been agreed. If anyone can explain, I'd be grateful.

Anyway, reasons for blocking the road are all part of this grand scheme.

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