London mayor seeks vehicle-free Oxford Street by 2020

Michael Holder
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Busy shopping destination and air pollution hotspot could be pedestrianised within four years under mayor's plans

Central London's busy shopping destination Oxford Street could be vehicle-free by 2020 under plans revealed yesterday by the city's deputy mayor for transport, Val Shawcross. Pedestrianisation of Oxford...

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