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Greenwich Council Drops Parking Zone Plans
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Greenwich Council abandons Sustainable Streets plans in Charlton, West Thamesmead, Kidbrooke, and Blackheath due to public opposition. The scheme, which included permit zones, paid parking, and more, was seen as a cash grab by residents. Despite cancellations, the council may consider individual parking measures in specific streets in the future. The focus now shifts to Woolwich, where parking infrastructure improvements are needed.
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