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Camden New Journal - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Published: 15 January 2009
 
Closure effects may be serious

• CAMDEN’S street policy department is considering a series of road closures and
no-entries in Dartmouth Park, in order to disrupt east-west traffic.
The plan proposes barriers across Woodsome and Chetwynd Roads, and no-entries in Croftdown, St Albans, Dartmouth Park Roads and York Rise.
Local representatives have been invited to a meeting at Highgate Library on Thursday January 29.
As the effects on residents, on deliveries to the York Rise/ Chetwynd Road shops, pub etcetera would not be trivial, I have asked Camden’s Cliff Thompson to display his plan in one of the local shops before the meeting, so people can make their opinions known.
Mr Thompson can be contacted on 020 7974 2403 or Cliff.thompson@camden.gov.uk
Mike Wells
Laurier Road, NW5

Misuse of resources

• HOW are Camden’s traffic officers proposing to finance “ways of stopping traffic using the roads” in Dartmouth Park? (Council to consider barriers, January 8).
This project is an unjustified and quite unnecessary use of public resources, that can only set road against road, to the disruption of community harmony.
MH Port
Brookfield Park, NW5


Send your letters to: The Letters Editor, Camden New Journal, 40 Camden Road, London, NW1 9DR or email to letters@thecnj.co.uk. The deadline for letters is midday Tuesday. The editor regrets that anonymous letters cannot be published, although names and addresses can be withheld. Please include a full name, postal address and telephone number. Letters may be edited for reasons of space.

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