We welcome the extension to the C43 consultation deadline

We welcome C43 consultation deadline extension

Marylebone Councillors Barbara Arymanow, Ian Rowley and Karen Scarborough are delighted that C43 consultation has been extended to Sunday 25 June.

Special thanks go to all who helped us secure this extension, especially the local people who supported our efforts.

We were compelled to intervene when lots of local people contacted us. Many people affected by these changes had not received adequate notification of the proposals.

By working with local amenity groups, including the Hyde Park Estate Association and the Marylebone Association and our Two Cities MP Nickie Aiken and London Assembly Member Tony Devenish, we were successful in getting Labour-controlled Westminster City Council to extend the deadline for consultation from Sunday 11 June to Sunday 25 June. It's not too late for you to have your say.

We support cycle lanes in principle but it’s vital everyone is able to participate.  We’re concerned how few residents are aware of the proposed changes and that the details to this proposal are being rushed through without proper consultation at risk to the safety of cyclists and pedestrians.

If you are concerned about these proposals, please complete our survey below.

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Barbara Arzymanow

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Barbara Arzymanow has lived in Westminster for over 35 years and knows how much difference a strong local voice can make. A Ward Councillor since 2014, she has worked with local people and organisations on issues associated with air-quality, public protection, public realm and planning.
Ian Rowley

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Ian Rowley has lived in Marylebone for 28 years with his wife. He has been a Councillor since 2007 and has a PhD in financial economics from the London Business School.
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Karen Scarborough

Councillor for Marylebone Ward
Karen has lived in Westminster for over 27 years and has a business and legal background.

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