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Everyone hates Oxford Street. Will pedestrianisation save it?

Starting October 26, Oxford Street will close to traffic, allowing only pedestrians and emergency vehicles. This major change aims to transform the area into a safer and more appealing public space, despite mixed feelings from locals.

The Guardian· Oct 22, 2026 · 7:45 PM · 4 views

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