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Unbelievable indeed. Written by AI

Forget London-wide statistics, what matters is evidence for and against local interventions. Once experimental traffic orders are imposed they tend not to be reversed. The council take little if any notice of local consultation results and tend to push ahead with their agenda. What is your evidence that negative messages are coming from people who don't live locally and have their own agendas?

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Has pollution in London reduced when measures like this have been introduced? Yes. Does research show that traffic on neighbouring roads is improved, not worsened, by these measures? Yes. Has traffic on Ryedale been measured and shown to be busier and more disruptive than neighbouring roads? Yes. Do we need to reduce the use of residential streets as cut-throughs between major roads? Yes. Could the council have communicated better with the community? Yes. Even so, I would ask everyone to think independently, with our community in mind, and give this trial a fair chance. If in 18mo the traffic has worsened on neighbouring roads (the credible evidence says it won't) then we can deem the trial a failure and push to shut it down. We should not assume a negative impact before any evidence exists. There are many negative messages coming from a small number of people with their own agendas, that don't live on our roads. We are a kinder, more trusting, and less divisive community than some of these messages suggest. It is important that we look at credible evidence and local data when forming our views. The evidence we do have shows that these measures also benefit neighbouring roads over time. If someone can find a credible, peer reviewed study that says something different then please share it. The evidence looks pretty conclusive to me. Let's give it a chance!

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So obviously considering the views of your constituents not a thing….

It does make you wonder why local councillors were in such a rush to get this in place. @Tori Griffiths as a resident of one of the local streets what are your views on the likely impact to others? Do you have any idea how this got approved so quickly without a proper consultation? Around 80% of local residents rejected the Dulwich Square closure during the official consultation.

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