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C43 - Cllr Barbara Arzymanow champions the right of local people to be heard

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Wednesday, 28 June, 2023
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Local people living in the areas around the proposed C43 cycleway have contacted us to express their concern about the lack of public consultation on the changes.

Under pressure from local councillors, residents' societies and our MP Nickie Aiken, the Council agreed to extend the consultation period.

We spoke to Cllr Barbara Arzymanow before tonight's Full Council.

I'm Barbara Arzymanow and I'm one of the three councillors for Marylebone Ward.

Tonight is Full Council and I intend to hold the Cabinet member for Highways to account over the cycleway on George Street between the Edgware Road and Gloucester Place.

He must allow all the residents on George Street to have their say.

You can find out more about the proposed consultation via our website.

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