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Croydon LTNs to be scrapped by order of judge 06/03/2026 Croydon Council’s low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) have been deemed unlawful by a High Court judge.
Tower Hamlets’ efforts to scrap LTNs prove unsuccessful 26/01/2026 Tower Hamlets Council's attempt to remove three Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) has been blocked following a court ruling.
Labour drops plans to introduce LTN restrictions 18/08/2025 The Government has reportedly abandoned plans to impose limitations on Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) and speed-restricted zones.
High Court orders Lambeth Council to scrap LTN 05/06/2025 Lambeth Council has been instructed to remove the low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) in West Dulwich immediately following a recent court ruling.
Bath council faces legal threats over LTN 27/05/2025 The council’s plans to implement a permanent low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) in Bath provide grounds for litigation, residents have warned.
Reform vows ‘large-scale reversal’ of LTNs 19/05/2025 Reform UK has said it will axe low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) in the councils it controls.

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