Congestion Charge expansion in West London

Martin Belam
Written by Martin Belam
Published 11 August, 2004
Categories: Evening Standard, Transport

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The Mayor of London has today published a revision to his Transport Strategy - one which allows for the expansion of the Congestion Charge into West London. The public consultation on this involved over 100,000 people responding to TfL. Predictably you-know-who was not amused, despite the fact that implementation is still two years away, and subject to further consultation.

Posted by Martin Belam, August 11, 2004    
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