Kensington & Chelsea to pedestrianise streets this summer

The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea stretches throughout an enormous swathe of central and west London. It’s acquired a few of the capital’s fanciest addresses in it however there’s little question that when there’s a W within the postcode, the automobile is king, yah? So it’s fairly heartening to study that the borough is definitely planning on closing a few of its streets to visitors this coming summer to enable them to be used for procuring, consuming and consuming. Jolly respectable of them. 

Chelsea’s Elystan Street (between the King’s Road and Brompton Road), Pavilion Road (parallel to Sloane Street) and Bute Street (close to South Kensington tube station) will all be closed to motor automobiles beneath the plans. In addition, Portobello Road in Notting Hill might be closed to vehicular visitors on market days to encourage the return of stallholders and customers.

The RBKC highway closures coincide with the federal government announcement that consuming and consuming venues would have the ability to apply for momentary pavement licences via to September 2022 to assist hospitality companies improve buyer numbers by having the ability to provide out of doors seating and further seats to guarantee social distancing. 

So, excellent news all spherical for customers, pedestrians, dog-walkers, kids, pavement drinkers and principally virtually everybody. Bad information for drivers of needlessly large 4x4s in Lavenham gilets. You may need to go off-road for as soon as.

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