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The Camden (Prescribed Routes) (No. 5) Traffic Order 2020 Notice is hereby given that the Council of the London Borough of Camden proposes to make the above Order under Sections 6 and 124 and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended. The general nature and effect of the order will be to prohibit certain vehicle movements in Tottenham Court Road and side streets, Gower Street and side streets and in Shaftesbury Avenue and nearby streets. In general, the measures will limit the daytime use of Tottenham Court Road northbound and southbound by prohibiting through traffic between 8am and 7pm on Mondays to Saturdays. Sections of Tottenham Court Road may be accessed from side streets but traffic will be required not to proceed past certain junctions and turn into those side streets. Uninterrupted north and southbound travel at all times is provided via Gower Street, Bloomsbury Square (east arm) and Bloomsbury Street which become two-way working. The two eastern arms of Shaftesbury Avenue, north of High Holborn, will be closed to through traffic (i.e. the arm which lie adjacent to nos. 210-236 Shafetsbury Avenue and the arm which lies adjacent to the Shaftesbury Theatre). Access to from premises located at nos. 210 – 236 (even numbers) Shaftesbury Avenue will be provided by a traffic lane running from the junction with West Central Street to the junction with Grape Street. The two western arms of Shaftesbury Avenue will become two-way working to provide a through route for traffic travelling in both directions between the junctions with Bloomsbury Street / New Oxford Street and High Holborn / St. Giles High Street and to provide a continuation of the direct north-south route via Gower Street. High Holborn will become two-way working between the junctions with St. Giles High Street and Museum Street in order to maintain convenient access to Endell Street in the absence of an available route via the eastern arms of Shaftesbury Avenue. TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD: restrictions applicable between 8am and 7pm on Mondays to Saturdays: Northbound – vehicles not to proceed past the junction with Great Russell Street / Hanway Street (vehicles must turn into either street) vehicles not to proceed past the junction with Howland Street (vehicles must turn left) Southbound – vehicles not to proceed past the junction with University Street (vehicles must turn left) vehicles not to proceed past the junction with Alfred Mews (vehicles must turn left) vehicles not to proceed past the junction with Chenies Street (vehicles must turn left) All other prescribed movements specified below apply at all times SHAFTESBURY AVENUE Vehicular entry prohibited at all times to the section of Shaftesbury Avenue which run south-west from the junction with Coptic Street adjacent to nos. 210-236 Shaftesbury Avenue, and the section which lies adjacent to the Shaftesbury Theatre (the eastern arms). Cyclists are exempted from this restriction. A lane for vehicles will be provided between the junctions with West Central Street and Grape Street along which vehicles must proceed from north-east to south-west only. Vehicles will be permitted to travel both in both directions along the section of Shaftesbury Avenue which lies adjacent to the Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church and the section which lies adjacent to nos. 219-229 Shaftesbury Avenue. WEST CENTRAL STREET Traffic to proceed in one direction only, from the junction with Museum Street towards the junction with Shaftesbury Avenue HIGH HOLBORN Vehicular traffic to be permitted to proceed eastwards in High Holborn between the junctions with St. Giles High Street and Museum Street. Vehicles travelling eastwards must not proceed past the junction with Museum Street and must turn left. OTHER RESTRICTIONS: Banned right-turns: From: Into: Tottenham Court Road (northbound) Torrington Place, Capper Street, Grafton Way Tottenham Court Road (southbound) Warren Street, Grafton Way, Maple Street, Howland Street, Tottenham Street, Goodge Street, Windmill Street, Percy Street, Stephen Street, Hanway Street, Oxford Street Maple Street Tottenham Court Road Goodge Street Tottenham Court Road (local buses exempted) Stephen Street Tottenham Court Road Alfred Mews Tottenham Court Road Gower Street (northbound) Gower Place, Montague Place, Torrington Place Gower Street (southbound) University Street, Chenies Street, Store Street, Bedford Square (north arm) Bloomsbury Street (southbound) Great Russell Street, New Oxford Street Shaftesbury Avenue Bucknall Street Banned left-turns: From: Into: Tottenham Court Road (northbound) Stephen Street, Percy Street, Goodge Street, Tottenham Street, Maple Street, Grafton Way Tottenham Court Road (southbound) Beaumont Place, Grafton Way, Torrington Place, Chenies Street, Store Street Maple Street Tottenham Court Road Tottenham Street Tottenham Court Road Windmill Street Tottenham Court Road Gower Street (northbound) Great Russell Street, Bedford Square (north arm), Store Street, Chenies Street, University Street Gower Street (southbound) Gower Place, Montague Place Great Russell Street (eastbound) Gower Street High Holborn Shaftesbury Avenue (at the junction with St. Giles High Street) Bucknall Street Shaftesbury Avenue Copies of the proposed order and the Council's Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the order may be obtained by contacting [email protected] or inspected at camden.gov.uk/recently-advertised-proposals or at the council’s offices at 5 Pancras Square, N1C 4AG. Any person wishing to object or make representations in respect of the proposed orders, should send comments in writing, giving reasons for any objection to [email protected] or by post to Kevin Stears, WEP Project Manager, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, London WC1H 9JE, to be received by the end of 7 May 2020. Peter Mardell - Head of Parking Operations 16 April 2020 The Camden (Prescribed Routes) (No. 1) Traffic Order 2020 Statement of Reasons The measures form a part of Camden’s West End Project and would see the curtailment of through traffic, except local buses and cycles, along Tottenham Court Road on Mondays to Saturdays between 8am and 7pm. Access to premises along sections of Tottenham Court Road during these times will be preserved via side streets. The eastern arms of Shaftesbury Avenue (i.e. the lengths which lie adjacent to nos. 210- 236 and adjacent to the Shaftesbury Theatre), will be closed to all traffic except cycles, at all times. Access to premises will be preserved by constructing a traffic lane between the junctions with West Central Street and Grape Street. A direct north to south route in both directions is maintained along Gower Street, Bedford Square, Bloomsbury Street and Shaftesbury Avenue. Traffic heading towards Bloomsbury Way which may formerly have used the eastern arms of Shaftesbury Avenue is provided for by designating High Holborn as two-way working between the junctions with St. Giles High Street and Museum Street. West Central Street is designated as one-way working (generally from east to west). The West End Project aims to provide a more pleasant environment for pedestrians and cyclists including the provision of open spaces. Further information can be obtained by contacting [email protected] 16 April 2020 The Camden (Prescribed Routes) (No. 5) Traffic Order 2020 2020 No. 26 WEST END PROJECT Fees and Charges (2014/ LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ORDER 2020 No. 26 The Camden (Prescribed Routes) (No. 5) Traffic Order 2020 Made on Coming into force on ________________________________________________________________________ The Council of the London Borough of Camden, after consulting the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 6 and 124 of and part IV of schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 [1984 c. 27], as amended by section 8 of and part I of schedule 5 to the Local Government Act 1985 [1985 c. 51], and of all other powers thereunto enabling, hereby make the following order: 1. Citation and commencement 1.1 This order shall come into force on and may be cited as the Camden (Prescribed Routes) (No. 5) Traffic Order 2020. 2. Interpretation 2.1 In this order, 2.1.1 any reference to any enactment shall be construed as a reference to that enactment as amended, applied, consolidated, re-enacted by or as having effect by virtue of any subsequent enactment. 2.1.2 the terms “pedal cycle” and “local bus” have the same meanings ascribed to them as by the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 [S. I. 2016 No. 362]. 2.1.3 references to tables and columns shall mean the respectively numbered tables and columns in the schedule to this order. 2.1.4 the term “eastern arms of Shaftesbury Avenue” shall mean the section of Shaftesbury Avenue which is adjacent to nos. 210-236 Shaftesbury Avenue and the section which is adjacent to the Shaftesbury Theatre. 2.1.5 the term “Shaftesbury Avenue” shall be construed to mean any part of Shaftesbury Avenue excluding the eastern arms of Shaftesbury Avenue. 2020 No. 26 - ARTICLES 1 3. Revocations 3.1 4. Restrictions 4.1 No person shall cause any vehicle proceeding in the street and, if indicated, in the direction specified in column 2 of an item in table 1 to turn right into the street specified in column 3 of the same item. 4.2 No person shall cause any vehicle proceeding in the street and, if indicated, in the direction specified in column 2 of table 2 to turn left into the street specified in column 3 of table 2. 4.3 The restrictions set out in Articles 4.1 and 4.2 shall not apply in respect of any class of vehicle set out in column 4 of the respective item. 4.4 Any person causing a vehicle to proceed in the street specified in column 2 of table 3 shall cause that vehicle to proceed only in the direction specified in column 3 of table 3.
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