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Hopefully they agree to hand it over to TfL, it's a load off the K&C council budget and the lanes get to stay.
I doubt it, they seem t be ideologically opposed - it's not a matter of cash. After all they found the cash to remove it having spent money to put it in
There's a petition on Change.org asking Sadiq to do this, with nearly 1300 signatures so far this week:
https://www.change.org/KensingtonBikeLanes
Snap!
Just signed it. Thank you.
Signed! Ridiculous that a borough council - whether 'Royal' or not - can block planning of a decent A-road network of cycle tracks in London.