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    To: [Greater London Authority request email]
    Subject: Freedom of Information request - Central London boundary
expansions and LTN/ not LTN car-free housing intensifications

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Dear David

Please find attached response in relation to your request for
information. 

Yours sincerely

Information Governance Officer

Greater London Authority 

Dear Greater London Authority,

Can you please detail all Central London boundary expansions since the
first London Plan to date. I note new Central 'fingers' stretching out
into massive re-development intensifications at Kings Cross and Nine Elms,
but also outwards to Upper Street conservation Islington?

This Central London boundary expansion clearly seems to influence strongly
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods being actioned adjacent to its boundary. It is
bizare then, that largely 'kept off' London Planning Data Map South
Kilburn hyper car-free housing intensification Growth (1,200 metres from
the current Central London boundary) is as if its 1960, doubling new
vehicle roads towards 2041 as its regressive movement plan for its new
intensive car-free housing- all this 45 ha social housing estate become
re-designated council highways land.

Yours faithfully,

David Walton

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