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Water main renewal will lead to six months’ traffic disruption to Chamberlayne Road
Here are the details from Brent Council’s website. Use this link to find updates on Road works, closures and diversions.18/1/16 – 12/2/16 – Chamberlayne Road will be closed between the junction of Kilburn Lane and Banister Road, large scale diversions including HGVs will be in place and buses will be rerouted to suitable routes.15/2/16 – 11/3/16 – Banister Road will be closed at the junction of Chamberlayne Road, large scale diversions including HGV’s will be in place and Buses will be rerouted to suitable routes. Traffic on Chamberlayne Road will be controlled using two way temporary signals.22/2/15 – 27/3/16 – Hardinge Road, Leighton Gardens and Okehampton Road will be closed at the junction of Chamberlayne Road to allow traffic to be controlled using two way temporary signals.28/3/16 – 15/4/16 – Mortimer Road and Harvist Road will be closed at the junction of Chamberlayne Road to allow traffic to be controlled using two way temporary signals.15/4/16 – mid July – Works will progress north towards Okehampton Road, traffic will be controlled using two way temporary signals, the maximum length of the site will be 75m, side roads will be closed where requiredThanks to Ric Smith for pointing out that QPARA members and Harvist Road residents should be made aware that during the closure of Banister Road (mid Feb to mid march) 3 bus routes will be diverted to run along Harvist Road. #6 #187 #316.Diversions detailed here https://www.brent.gov.uk/services-for-residents/transport-and-streets/road-works-closures-and-diversions/ -
Brent and Kilburn Times publicises cleaner buses petition: last chance to sign
A timely reminder that the petition closes on 4th November, so there is only one week left to sign.
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Sign our petition for cleaner, greener buses, to help tackle air pollution in Queen’s Park
QPARA is working with the three other residents’ associations of Queen’s Park Ward on a campaign to secure more low emission hybrid buses on the bus routes along Chamberlayne Road to help tackle dangerous levels of air pollution that are damaging our health.
Transport for London currently operates 13,800 bus services weekly on Chamberlayne road, the majority of which are powered by diesel engines. These buses account for around a quarter of nitrogen dioxide emissions on Chamberlayne Road, which frequently exceed legal limits. This affects the air quality across Queen’s Park.
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Sign the petition for cleaner, greener buses along Chamberlayne Road at the QPARA tent tomorrow!
Sign the petition for cleaner, greener buses along Chamberlayne Road at the QPARA tent tomorrow!
We had a presentation on Air Quality from Client Earth at the QPARA meeting on Thursday. The Mayor of London’s Breathe Better Together web page summarises information on how air quality affects us and what we can do to better protect ourselves: www.london.gov.uk/prior…/environment/breathe-better-together
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=12&v=PdPNiE34VdM
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Road Safety / 20mph zones
Brent Council workers and contractors are racing to complete the final stages of traffic ‘calming’ on Salusbury Road by the end of March. Speed platforms and lighted 20mph speed signs are being installed.
A major 20mph zone was introduced in 2013 between Salusbury and Chamberlayne roads. QPARA had pressed for this over the years and also for Salusbury Road itself to be included in the scheme. A 20mph zone is now in place on Chamberlayne Road too.