Estate Traffic Management Order

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Find out how we are planning to manage estate parking by introducing traffic management orders.

Traffic management orders are legal documents introduced by councils to regulate parking restrictions under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

We carried out an estate resident consultation on estate parking in 2019. The majority of residents supported our allocated parking system of numbered bays and the introduction of traffic management orders.

We believe that the introduction of traffic management orders is necessary. It will improve estate parking control and enforcement, by making it possible for Civil Enforcement Officers to patrol estates and issue penalty charge notices (PCNs). We will continue to allocate numbered parking bays.

You can view drawings of the parking and access layout of the estate within the 'Document' section on the right hand column.

Consultation estates are:

  • 15 Yardley Street
  • 59 Poets Road
  • Everilda Street
  • Forrest Court
  • Legion Close

At the request of the Legion Close Tenant Resident Association the consultation period for this estate has been extended. Consultation on the proposed Traffic Management Order for Legion Close will now close at 12pm on Friday 28th February 2025. We look forward to hearing from Legion Close residents who would like to add their views or suggestions.

You can send questions or comments about the proposal.to: epconsultation@Islington.gov.uk or call 0207 527 6293

More information on traffic management orders

Press Notices

Islington Tribune: Islington Tribune

London Gazette: Road Traffic Acts | The Gazette

Find out how we are planning to manage estate parking by introducing traffic management orders.

Traffic management orders are legal documents introduced by councils to regulate parking restrictions under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

We carried out an estate resident consultation on estate parking in 2019. The majority of residents supported our allocated parking system of numbered bays and the introduction of traffic management orders.

We believe that the introduction of traffic management orders is necessary. It will improve estate parking control and enforcement, by making it possible for Civil Enforcement Officers to patrol estates and issue penalty charge notices (PCNs). We will continue to allocate numbered parking bays.

You can view drawings of the parking and access layout of the estate within the 'Document' section on the right hand column.

Consultation estates are:

  • 15 Yardley Street
  • 59 Poets Road
  • Everilda Street
  • Forrest Court
  • Legion Close

At the request of the Legion Close Tenant Resident Association the consultation period for this estate has been extended. Consultation on the proposed Traffic Management Order for Legion Close will now close at 12pm on Friday 28th February 2025. We look forward to hearing from Legion Close residents who would like to add their views or suggestions.

You can send questions or comments about the proposal.to: epconsultation@Islington.gov.uk or call 0207 527 6293

More information on traffic management orders

Press Notices

Islington Tribune: Islington Tribune

London Gazette: Road Traffic Acts | The Gazette

  • Update on consultation

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    Consultation has concluded for the following estates:

    15 Yardley Street

    59 Poets Road

    Everilda Street

    Forrest Court

    Thank you for the responses that we received by email. We have responded directly to the question that you asked. We are now proceeding to make the Traffic Management Orders for these estates and will write to residents with more information as it becomes available.

    The consultation for Legion Close has been extended and is ongoing. We are in discussions with residents about the proposal and will provide a further update as soon as possible.

Page last updated: 26 Feb 2025, 10:49 AM