Oxford LTNs: Cost of wooden bollards and locks revealed
A Freedom of Information request has revealed Oxfordshire County Council has spent £161,000 on replacing low traffic neighbourhood bollards
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A Freedom of Information request has revealed Oxfordshire County Council has spent £161,000 on replacing low traffic neighbourhood bollards
Residents in St Mary’s, home to ‘Britain’s most hated bollard’, say streets feel safer and more sociable without traffic
Former Lord Mayor of Oxford Tony Brett tweeted Oxfordshire County Council on April 13 asking them to add an extra post in on Magdalen Road.
A bollard believed to be the most hated in Britain has been fitted with a high-tech tracker to save it from constant abuse at its home in Oxford.
Thousands of bollards have been installed across the UK in the last few years to create low-traffic neighbourhoods in big cities and reduce air pollution, but some drivers are not fans.