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Islington councillors are discussing how to ensure consistent cyclist safety measures and better coordination during roadworks across the borough.

In October 2026, Islington councillors on the Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee discussed the need for more consistent cyclist safety measures during roadworks. They raised concerns about varying standards across the borough and the challenges of coordinating roadworks, which can affect various road users.

The committee discussed the council's network management, noting that utility companies have statutory rights to carry out works. The council manages these projects by operating a permit system and reviewing traffic management plans submitted by contractors and utility companies.

Key facts

  1. Islington councillors are demanding more consistent safety measures for cyclists during roadworks. Source
  2. The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee discussed the council's network management in October 2026. Source
  3. Islington Council manages roadworks through a permit system and reviews traffic management plans. Source
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