Eton Avenue Area Safe and Healthy Streets Scheme
November 2, 2026 Cabinet Member for Planning and a Sustainable Camden (Cabinet member) Key decision In call-in window View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
Cabinet Member for Planning and a Sustainable Camden approved the implementation of permanent Safe & Healthy Streets measures in the Eton Avenue area on 02/11/2026. Authority was delegated to the Chief Engineer for detailed design, implementation, and consideration of objections.
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Purpose
To consider proposals to implement a permanent Safe and Healthy street scheme to make it easier, safer and more accessible for people walking and wheeling to travel in the area, especially with several local schools in this area and the nearby underground stations.
Decision
Consideration was given to a report of the Director of Environment and Sustainability and additional consultation with Ward Councillors.
DECISION –
That the Cabinet Member for Planning and a Sustainable Camden, having
considered the proposals in relation to the objectives set out in Camden’s Transport Strategy (CTS), the design amendments made in response to feedback received in the public consultation, the Equality Impact Assessment (Appendix D), the Public Consultation Summary Report (Appendix A), and having had due regard to the needs set out in section 149 of the Equality Act (2010):
i) Approves the recommendation to implement permanent Safe & Healthy
Streets measures in the Eton Avenue area, subject to compliance with
relevant statutory requirements;
ii) Delegates authority to the Chief Engineer to take any further decisions
required for the detailed design and any changes required in respect of
the recommended measures;
iii) Delegates authority to the Chief Engineer to take any further decisions
required to implement the permanent measures in the Eton Avenue area,
including consideration of any objections to statutory consultation and
approval of the phased delivery of the project as further funding is made available.
Reasons
For the reasons set out in the report.