London,
23
August
2021
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12:54
Europe/London
Camden provides support for Queen’s Crescent businesses
Following work to start trialling changes on Queen’s Crescent in May, Camden council is now providing a range of support tailored to local businesses.
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“We have heard consistently through years of engagement that residents and local businesses want to see improvements to Queen’s Crescent. The results from the recent consultation also showed us that residents want to trial changes on Queen’s Crescent, including extending the number of market days and making it easier and safer to walk and visit the high street.
“As the final improvements take shape, we will be directly engaging with local people and businesses on this scheme and understand how we can support them. We have appointed two community champions as an on-street presence for the local community to be able to share their comments.
“Both are now working closely with the local community helping to collect feedback from businesses, residents and market traders on the effect of the changes and informing the final design that the council will consult on. Alongside the physical changes on the street, we are also providing support for businesses to help them attract more customers walking and cycling to the Crescent.”
Councillor Danny Beales, Cabinet Member for Cabinet Member for Investing in Communities, Culture and an Inclusive Economy
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