LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 16A
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES FOR STREET PARTIES AND OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS ON THE OCCASION OF THE ROYAL WEDDING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, to enable street parties and other social events to take place on the occasion of the royal wedding, the Council of the London Borough of Lambeth have made an Order the effect of which will be to ban vehicles from entering the streets or lengths of streets specified in the Schedule to this notice on Friday 29th April 2011.
Alternative routes will be available for vehicles via adjacent roads.
The bans will only apply on the above date at such times as traffic signs and barriers are placed in the streets or lengths of streets concerned.
Dated 15th April 2011
Abu Barkatoolah
Head of Transportation
SCHEDULE
1. Abbotswood Road, between Drewstead Road and Hoadly Road.
2. Arragon Gardens, between No. 24 and No. 42 Arragon Gardens.
3. Birkbeck Place.
4. Bythorn Street.
5. Cato Road, between the south-westernmost boundary wall of No. 45 Cato Road and its junction with Kendoa Road.
6. Cosbycote Avenue, between Kestrel Avenue and No. 10 Cosby Avenue.
7. Criffel Avenue, between Bellasis Avenue and Killieser Avenue.
8. Hillworth Road.
9. Holmewood Gardens, between the south-eastern kerb-line of Maplestead Road and the south-eastern kerb-line of Cotherstone Road.
10. Kempshott Road, between Ellison Road and Tankerville Road.
11. Kendoa Road, between Tremadoc Road and its junction with Cato Road.
12. Killieser Avenue.
13. Northbourne Road.
14. Queensville Road.
15. Riggindale Road, between Rydal Road and Tooting Bec Gardens.
16. Rozel Road, the north-eastern arm, between Turret Grove and the party wall of Nos. 29 and 31 Rozel Road.
17. Rydal Road, between Riggindale Road and Thirlmere Road.
18. St. Luke’s Avenue, between No. 1 St. Luke’s Avenue and its junction with Kenwyn Road.
19. Sibella Road.
20. The Chase, between Hannington Road and Wilderness Mews.
21. Vauxhall Walk, between Laud Street and its southern extremity.
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Monday, 4 April 2011
Oval Farmers’ Market Celebrates Permanent Residency
This Saturday Oval Farmers’ Market celebrated the granting of permanent planning permission after previously only having temporary permission.
To mark the event the Mayor of Lambeth, Mayor Valcarcel, was in attendance and met traders and the market’s organisers. The weather was pleasant and the atmosphere was friendly as customers enjoyed doing their shopping, meeting the Mayor and learning about the history of and future plans for Oval Farmers’ Market.
Located on the grounds of St Marks church (opposite Oval tube station) and open every Saturday from 10:00 until 15:00 (come rain or shine!), the market has over 20 stalls selling fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, confectionery and dairy all sourced from the local area.
The market was helped into existence by a local community group, The Oval Partnership (www.ovalpartnership.org.uk) and is run by City and Country Farmer’s Markets (www.weareccfm.com).
Rob Hicks, Treasurer of the Oval Partnership said “the farmer’s market attracts a really eclectic crowd every Saturday - great quality local food and drink is really important to the people of Oval. The farmer’s market is now an important part of our community, I’m glad this has been reflected in the granting of permanent planning permission.”
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(me chatting to rob about the plans)
The farmer’s market is part of a wider public realm strategy that will transform the area where it is held. The Oval Partnership is currently raising money to undertake a historical impact assessment of the area before undertaking further fundraising to finance the transformation. For more information see the Oval Partnership’s website.
To mark the event the Mayor of Lambeth, Mayor Valcarcel, was in attendance and met traders and the market’s organisers. The weather was pleasant and the atmosphere was friendly as customers enjoyed doing their shopping, meeting the Mayor and learning about the history of and future plans for Oval Farmers’ Market.
Located on the grounds of St Marks church (opposite Oval tube station) and open every Saturday from 10:00 until 15:00 (come rain or shine!), the market has over 20 stalls selling fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, confectionery and dairy all sourced from the local area.
The market was helped into existence by a local community group, The Oval Partnership (www.ovalpartnership.org.uk) and is run by City and Country Farmer’s Markets (www.weareccfm.com).
Rob Hicks, Treasurer of the Oval Partnership said “the farmer’s market attracts a really eclectic crowd every Saturday - great quality local food and drink is really important to the people of Oval. The farmer’s market is now an important part of our community, I’m glad this has been reflected in the granting of permanent planning permission.”
(me chatting to rob about the plans)
The farmer’s market is part of a wider public realm strategy that will transform the area where it is held. The Oval Partnership is currently raising money to undertake a historical impact assessment of the area before undertaking further fundraising to finance the transformation. For more information see the Oval Partnership’s website.
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