Lots of interesting bits in #Westminster Council's City Mngt Ctte papers 15/06/23:
> dockless bikes (143 potential docking sites)
> upgrading pandemic cycle schemes
> C43 cycleway consutlation (+ve support)
> Regents Street TMO (next steps)
PDF report https://committees.westminster.gov.uk/documents/s53146/Cllr%20Dimoldenberg%20Final%20PS%20Report%20June%2023.pdf on agenda https://committees.westminster.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=503&MId=6213
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2/2 Lots of stats in the #Westminster Council parking paper:
> Parking, PCNs, permits all tot up to £95million income in 2023/4 #Kerching
> typically, avg 28k vehicles parked each day
> over 300k PCNs generate near £20m/year.
3mb PDF: https://committees.westminster.gov.uk/documents/s53150/Parking%20PS%20June%20Final%202023.pdf
I've argued cheekily for a long time that central London councils like #Westminster and #RBKC are car park operators and property developers, with subsidiary interests in collecting rubbish, teaching kids to read and burying the dead.
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