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Consultation has concluded
Following feedback from residents regarding traffic management and the public realm around Cavell Street and Maples Place, the Council would like to hear your opinions on a proposal for the area. The scheme can be summarised as:
Cavell Street will operate one way northbound from Stepney Way to Whitechapel Road
Maples Place will operate one way southbound from Whitechapel Road to Raven Row
Tree planting throughout the area
New footways for Cavel Street, Raven Row and Maples Place
The consultation will run until 21th November.
Following feedback from residents regarding traffic management and the public realm around Cavell Street and Maples Place, the Council would like to hear your opinions on a proposal for the area. The scheme can be summarised as:
Cavell Street will operate one way northbound from Stepney Way to Whitechapel Road
Maples Place will operate one way southbound from Whitechapel Road to Raven Row
Tree planting throughout the area
New footways for Cavel Street, Raven Row and Maples Place
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