US EditionPaul Dimoldenberg: 100 years of transport on Oxford Street
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Paul Dimoldenberg: 100 years of transport on Oxford Street
For the past 100 years, Oxford Street has grappled with the impact of the car on its economy, its shoppers and its environment. In this review, I look at the many attempts there have been since the 1920s – by Marylebone and Westminster councils, by the London County Council and the Greater London Council, and by London’s Mayors – to maintain its pre-eminence as “the nation’s high street” by managing its traffic in different ways. The 1920s Cars …
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