London Council Ordered to Remove Unlawful LTN that Raked in £1 Million in Fines

London council ordered to remove unlawful LTN that raked in £1 million in fines

The High Court told Lambeth Council it must remove the LTN in West Dulwich with immediate effect and denied it permission to appeal

Labour council forced to remove Low Traffic Neighbourhood after losing legal battle with residents

A major London authority has been forced to remove its Low Traffic Neighbourhood after a High Court ruling found it to be unlawful for residents and drivers

Labour council forced to axe LTN that raked in £1m

Judge’s ruling marks first time a low-traffic neighbourhood has been shut down by the courts

High Court orders Lambeth Council to scrap LTN

Lambeth Council has been instructed to remove the low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) in West Dulwich immediately following a recent court ruling.

West Dulwich LTN overturned by High Court, with Lambeth Council denied permission to appeal

The High Court has issued a landmark Order, immediately quashing the West Dulwich Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN), denying Lambeth Council permission to appeal, and requiring the Council to pay £35,000 towards the legal costs incurred by the West Dulwich Action Group (WDAG). The ruling opens the door to serious questions about the £1,080,580 at the last count in fines issued to residents and motorists since the scheme was introduced — money rais…