SIX WORK PROGRAMMES 2022 > 2027
PROGRAMME 1: VOICE AND REPRESENTATION

CURRENT CONSULTATIONS AND SURVEYS

Have your say on upcoming surveys and consultations affecting Fitzrovia.

Have your say on pedicab regulation changes
Closes 7 March 2025
TfL are holding a six-week consultation to hear what you think about regulating pedicabs. They want to know what you think about where and how pedicabs operate and the fares charged. As well as licensing requirements for drivers, owners and operators and your views on how they should pick up passengers.

You can reply by completing the survey, which should take no more than 15 minutes to complete.
Cantelowes Gardens Padel tennis court proposal | Camden Council
TFP_Camden
Closes 24 January 2025
Camden Council are currently under consultation on a proposal to add a Padel tennis court to Cantelowes Gardens. Just 20 minutes from Goodge Street station by bus, the project would introduce an affordable and accessible padel court into the public park, with concession rates for disabled people, over 60s and under 16s. The income from the court would support other valuable services and facilities in Camden.
Review of taxi (black cab) fares and tariffs 2024 | TfL
Closes 2 December 2024
TfL would like to hear your views on the options for this year’s taxi (black cab) fares and tariffs review. They are also proposing changes to fares for journeys which begin or end at Heathrow Airport.
Local Enforcement Plan (LEP) | City of Westminster
TFP_Westminster
October 2024
Are you impacted by holiday lets or unauthorised building works? Are you concerned about unauthorised works harming the local environment or historic buildings? City of Westminster want to hear your opinion.
Homelessness & Rough Sleeping Strategy | City of Westminster
TFP_Westminster
Closes 10 November 2024
Have your say on homelessness & rough sleeping in Westminster and give your thoughts on the new five year strategy.

CONSULTATION OUTCOMES

Find results from past consultations or surveys affecting Fitzrovia.

Charlotte Street Streateries permanent proposals
TFP_Camden
Charlotte Street streatery consultation
October 2024
The streatery on Charlotte Street received a 77.5% majority vote to support it becoming a permanent fixture. 
Fitzrovia Area Safe and Healthy Streets Phase 1 | Camden Council
TFP_Camden
Changes to Howland Street, Whitfield Street, Tottenham Court Road and Tottenham Mews
June 2024
The streatery on Charlotte Street received a 77.5% majority vote to support it becoming a permanent fixture. 
Alfred Mews Area Safe and Healthy Streets Scheme | Camden Council
TFP_Camden
Changes to Alfred Mews, Chenies Street, and Tottenham Court Road
June 2024
Following the consultation, the decision has been made to implement the proposed changes.
Crabtree Fields | Camden Council
TFP_Camden
Local needs and priorities survey
May 2024
Following consultation, workshops and feedback the new proposal for crabtree fields aims to: 
  • increase low-maintenance, shade-tolerant, and hardy planting
  • work with the existing, well-established planting
  • encourage biodiversity through the planting of pollinator species and additional shelters
CSR Survey for Fitzrovia | TFP
Review of which charities and causes to support
April 2024
The survey asked Fitzrovia businesses to determine which causes should benefit from the area’s charitable activities, focusing on key concerns locally and nationally.
Places to improve | Camden Council
TFP_Camden
Highlight places in Fitzrovia you don't feel safe
January 2024
See the results on an interactive map which highlight the places in Camden that you don’t like or don’t feel safe in between 6pm and 6am.
Streateries | Conway Street
TFP_Camden
Conway Street streatery consultation
December 2022
The streatery on Conway Street did not receive a majority support citing the management of anti-social behaviour and licensing requirements, so will be removed.
Streateries | Whitfield Street
TFP_Camden
Whitfield Street streatery consultation
December 2022
The streatery on Whitfield Street received a 93% majority vote to support it becoming a permanent fixture. 
New funding from the Mayor saves vast majority of London's buses
TfL bus review
November 2022
Substantial cuts to the central and inner London bus network were proposed due to the government’s Covid funding deal. 
 
Additional funding provided by the Mayor has allowed Transport for London (TfL) to reassess its proposals for the bus network and cancel the changes Londoners were most concerned about.
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