Sadiq Khan hails traffic-free Oxford Street as almost a kilometre is pedestrianised from Monday
Summary
Almost a kilometre of Britain's most famous shopping street will become traffic free from Monday, the Evening Standard reported on Sunday 25 October, headlining that Sadiq Khan says the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street will rid the road of 'dross' American candy shops. Sadiq Khan hailed the traffic-free Oxford Street as a 'truly momentous occasion for the capital', The Independent and the Evening Standard reported on Monday 26 October, almost a kilometre of the central London street, between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street, being pedestrianised from Monday.
Latest: Sadiq Khan hailed the traffic-free Oxford Street as a 'truly momentous occasion for the capital', The Independent and the Evening Standard reported, almost a kilometre of the central London street, between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street, being pedestrianised from Monday.
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How it unfolded
Sunday 25 October
Almost a kilometre of Britain's most famous shopping street will become traffic free from Monday, the Evening Standard reported, headlining that Sadiq Khan says the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street will rid the road of 'dross' American candy shops.
- 21:57Manchester Evening NewsOxford Street officially pedestrianised as first images released of London's iconic attraction
- 20:01Evening StandardKhan hails traffic-free Oxford St as ‘truly momentous occasion for the capital’
- 20:01The IndependentKhan hails traffic-free Oxford St as ‘truly momentous occasion for the capital’
- 02:15Evening StandardSadiq Khan: Oxford Street pedestrianisation will rid road of 'dross' American candy shops